News•Feb 25, 2026
Ukraine Targets Russian Army Command Post Using ATACMS Missiles
Ukraine confirmed the use of U.S.-supplied ATACMS tactical ballistic missiles to strike a Russian 5th Army auxiliary command post near Novopetrivka in occupied Donetsk on Feb. 24. The operation also hit ammunition depots, UAV‑control sites and three additional command‑observation posts, marking the first verified Ukrainian ATACMS deployment since November. By targeting command infrastructure and drone coordination nodes, Kyiv aims to erode Russian operational depth rather than engage frontline positions. No casualty or damage figures were released.
By Defence Blog
Social•Feb 25, 2026
Apple Could Monetize Default AI Like Safari Search
AI Tracking Transparency In November, Apple updated its App Store developer guidelines to require developers to obtain affirmative, opt-in consent from users before sending “personal data” to third-party AI services. A pertinent question is: if Apple is able to dissuade developers...
By Eric Seufert
News•Feb 25, 2026
Cohen & Company Raises €481.5m for Subordinated Insurance Debt Funds
Fixed income specialist Cohen & Company announced that its European subsidiary raised €481.5 million for the PriDe IV subordinated insurance debt fund, the firm’s largest European vintage to date. The fund continues the company’s strategy of providing Tier II capital to small and...
By Artemis (ILS/cat bonds)
Social•Feb 25, 2026
NYC AI Laws Enacted; Communities Must Drive Governance
New York City And State Have Passed AI Laws—Now Communities Must Lead | Health Affairs Forefront https://t.co/VCtymavrCr #NY #NYC #AIGovernance
By Glen Gilmore
News•Feb 25, 2026
Cartwheel Claims AI Can Make 3D Animation Tasks as Much as 100x Faster
Cartwheel, a New York‑based AI animation platform, claims its technology can accelerate 3D animation workflows by up to 100 times. The startup was founded by former OpenAI researcher Andrew Carr and ex‑Google Creative Lab leader Jonathan Jarvis. Its tools are aimed at game...
By GamesBeat
News•Feb 25, 2026
IHeartMedia and Charlamagne Tha God Announce the Fourth Annual Black Effect Podcast Festival Presented by State Farm® on April 25...
iHeartMedia and Charlamagne Tha God announced the fourth annual Black Effect Podcast Festival in Atlanta on April 25, 2026. The day‑long event, presented by State Farm, will feature hosts Charlamagne Tha God, DJ Envy and Loren LoRosa, with tickets on...
By Sounds Profitable
News•Feb 25, 2026
Tectonic Metals – Eira Thomas & Allison Rippin Armstrong
Tectonic Metals Inc. announced that co‑founder Eira Thomas has been appointed chair of the board of directors. Thomas brings more than three decades of senior mining and exploration experience, having led Kaminak Gold and co‑founded Stornoway and Lucara Diamond. Allison...
By Engineering & Mining Journal (E&MJ)
News•Feb 25, 2026
AECI Grows Ebitda, Ebitda Margin; to Invest in Plants and Equipment in 2026
AECI reported a record R3.4 billion EBITDA and an 11% margin despite a 4% drop in revenue to R32.1 billion. The company completed most non‑core asset disposals, generating R2.2 billion and cutting net debt to R465 million from R3.74 billion. Earnings per share turned positive,...
By Mining Weekly
News•Feb 25, 2026
Regional Network Management Council Releases New Signage Designs for Bay Area Transit Operators
The Regional Network Management (RNM) Council has approved the first set of wayfinding design guides to standardize signage across Bay Area transit agencies. The Regional Network Identity Design Guide and Transit Stop Signage Design Guide specify colors, symbols, and information...
By Mass Transit Magazine
News•Feb 25, 2026
Sixty North Gold Mining
Sixty North Gold Mining Ltd announced the addition of two directors, Daniel Martin and Michelle Legat. Martin contributes 15 years of investment‑banking experience, having advised public and private firms on capital‑markets and strategic deals. Legat, a professional geoscientist, joins from GeologicAI where she...
By Engineering & Mining Journal (E&MJ)
News•Feb 25, 2026
Collective Mining – Carlos Andrés Santos
Collective Mining Ltd. announced the appointment of Carlos Andrés Santos as executive vice president, effective immediately. Santos arrives with more than two decades of senior leadership, most recently as CEO of Americas Business Services at Holcim/Amrize. He also previously served...
By Engineering & Mining Journal (E&MJ)
News•Feb 25, 2026
Strategic Metals – Sam Wallingham
Strategic Metals Ltd. has appointed Sam Wallingham as its vice president of energy development. Wallingham brings extensive Yukon experience, having served as a community affairs director, negotiator, and trainer for multiple exploration firms. He previously sat on the Alexco Resource...
By Engineering & Mining Journal (E&MJ)
Social•Feb 25, 2026
Apply by March 1 for Visual Game & Media Design Master’s
Join our Visual Game & Media Design two-year master’s program at the Royal Danish Academy in Copenhagen. Deadline March 1st! Visual Game & Media Design is a cross-disciplinary program open to all creative BA students. Read more about the program here: https://t.co/21gUvVDYX1...
By Jesper Juul
News•Feb 25, 2026
Almonty Industries – Guillaume Wiesenbach De Lamaziere
Almonty Industries Inc. announced the appointment of Guillaume Wiesenbach de Lamaziere, CFA, as its new chief development officer. The veteran finance professional will oversee the company's growth initiatives across its global tungsten mining portfolio. Wiesenbach de Lamaziere brings over two...
By Engineering & Mining Journal (E&MJ)
News•Feb 25, 2026
MANUFACTURING & AUTOMATION EXCHANGE (MAX) SET TO DEBUT IN NASHVILLE MARCH 24-26 AT THE MUSIC CITY CENTER
The Manufacturing & Automation eXchange (MAX) will debut March 24‑26, 2026 at Nashville's Music City Center, merging the former Assembly Show South and Quality Show into a single, cross‑functional event. MAX will showcase a broad spectrum of manufacturing technologies, from...
By Manufacturing Tomorrow
News•Feb 25, 2026
The EBΑ Concludes Work on Legacy Instruments Monitoring
The European Banking Authority (EBA) announced it will cease its dedicated monitoring programme for legacy instruments, reaffirming its long‑standing view that such instruments should be phased out. Legacy instruments, which enjoy grandfathering under CRR‑1 and CRR‑2, can blur subordination hierarchies...
By EBA – News
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Blog•Feb 25, 2026
Defense & Aerospace Daily Podcast [Feb 25, 2026] Mesh Feigenbaum on Global Industrial Capacity
Mesh Feigenbaum, a leading forging‑press expert, released an updated benchmark revealing that global capacity for massive aerospace and defense forging presses is shrinking as aging equipment retires faster than replacements arrive. The study warns that unplanned press failures can stall...
By Defense & Aerospace Report
News•Feb 25, 2026
BMO’s Quarterly Earnings Suggest Truck Credit Might Be Improving
BMO’s first‑quarter 2026 earnings show a modest reversal in trucking‑related credit stress, with gross impaired loans falling to C$563 million and provisions dropping to $39 million. At the same time, allowances for credit losses rose to $77 million and the net transportation loan...
By FreightWaves
News•Feb 25, 2026
Renewable Energy Company EDPR's 2025 Recurring Profit Jumps 50% on US Growth
EDP Renovaveis reported a 50% jump in recurring net profit for 2025, reaching €330 million, driven by rapid U.S. capacity expansion. EBITDA rose 17% to €1.95 billion, with a target of €2.1 billion for 2026. The company added 2 GW of new capacity, over...
By ET EnergyWorld (The Economic Times)
Blog•Feb 25, 2026
Emerging Key Trends in Hematologic Malignancies
The article argues that the next wave of hematologic‑malignancy therapies will be shaped by early‑stage signals emerging from conference hallways rather than headline‑grabbing late‑phase trial data. It identifies five nascent trends—advanced immunotherapies, precision genomics, micro‑environment targeting, novel biomarker platforms, and...
By Biotech Strategy Blog
News•Feb 25, 2026
Energy Storage Co-Location with Solar PV Not a ‘Silver Bullet’
At the Energy Storage Summit 2026 in London, analysts warned that pairing batteries with under‑performing solar farms is not a universal remedy. While co‑located projects can make efficient use of land, experts argue that standalone storage delivers the most valuable...
By Energy Storage News
Blog•Feb 25, 2026
Draftwise Launches AI-Driven Playbook Studio
Draftwise unveiled Playbook Studio, an AI‑driven tool that scans a firm’s contracts and deal history to generate a customized, deployable playbook in roughly five minutes. The solution reportedly slashes NDA drafting and review time from an hour to two minutes...
By Artificial Lawyer
Social•Feb 25, 2026
Kali Chaudhuri Bets $470M to Revitalize LA Towers
#KaliChaudhuri looked at #LA's graffiti-scarred towers+saw potential. Poised to pay $470M for #OceanwidePlaza, storied for its #Chinese failure,+its 2 brethren. 'I'll try my very best to turn it around+make it a jewel' #realestate #multifamily #KPC https://t.co/CANYdyTniX
By David Levitt
Social•Feb 25, 2026
GSK's New CEO Targets Proven Science, Eyes Obesity Drugs
The FT's report on GSK's $950M deal to buy 35Pharma and its pulmonary arterial hypertension drug includes an interesting unnamed insider's quote that new CEO Luke Miels is going after assets where "the science is relatively settled." Maybe leaning into...
By John Carroll
News•Feb 25, 2026
Brotato Gets a DRM-Free Release on GOG
Brotato, the fast‑paced indie shooter, is now available DRM‑free on GOG, bundled with the Abyssal Terrors DLC and its soundtrack. The release includes a 20% discount through March 4 and supports native Linux and up to four‑player local co‑op. Development has...
By GamingOnLinux
Social•Feb 25, 2026
RBOB Gas Futures Dip 1%, Pump Prices Near $3
RBOB gasoline futures down 1% YoY... very likely to turn up YoY in the weeks ahead... $3 pump prices absolutely coming $UGA $RB_F https://t.co/H5sX1paGVU
By Mike Zaccardi
Social•Feb 25, 2026
Courts to Decide Why Collected Tariffs Remain Unrefunded
USTR: Courts will tell about tariff refunds. US collected the tariffs. Why are they not stepping up on refunds?
By Tom Craig
News•Feb 25, 2026
PlayStation Plus Premium 12-Month Deal: Best Discount Right Now
Sony has launched a limited‑time Lunar New Year promotion that slashes the 12‑month PlayStation Plus Premium subscription by 37%, dropping the price to $99.99 (or £77.99 in the UK). The deal, available until February 26, grants access to the full Game...
By VideoGamer.com
Blog•Feb 25, 2026
If You Don’t Keep Good Records, Don’t Be Surprised if Your TOS Formation Fails in Court–White V. PayPal
In White v. PayPal, the court examined Honey’s terms‑of‑service (TOS) formation across several years, denying arbitration for most plaintiffs due to inadequate evidence of user assent. The judge accepted Wayback Machine screenshots for some periods but rejected them when UI...
By Technology & Marketing Law Blog
News•Feb 25, 2026
US Signals Steady Tariffs Ahead of China Meeting
U.S. Trade Representative Greer announced the administration will keep tariffs on Chinese imports between 35% and 50%, matching the levels set under the Trump administration. The U.S. does not plan to raise rates beyond this range and aims for continuity...
By Transport Topics – Technology
News•Feb 25, 2026
Overnight Trade
Crude oil rallied to $65.89 per barrel this morning as concerns over a potential Iranian conflict resurfaced, while the Canadian dollar held near 65.89 U.S. cents. In the grain sector, canola futures slipped to C$690.20 a tonne, pressured by a...
By The Western Producer
News•Feb 25, 2026
Combatant Command Leaders Say They’re Working Closely with Golden Dome Director
U.S. Northern, Space and Strategic Commands are deepening coordination with Golden Dome program manager Gen. Michael Guetlein to accelerate the missile‑defense system’s fielding. Senior leaders, including Gen. Stephen Whiting and Gen. Gregory Guillot, have placed liaison officers in the Pentagon...
By Aerospace America (AIAA)
News•Feb 25, 2026
Hays / Polka Dot and Hays / Millington Merger Inquiries
The UK Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) has opened merger inquiries into Hays Travel’s proposed acquisitions of Polka Dot Travel and Millington Travel. Initial enforcement orders were served in December 2025, and the CMA set a statutory timetable that places Phase 1 decisions...
By UK Competition and Markets Authority (CMA)
News•Feb 25, 2026
Top 5 Ways Broken Triage Increases Business Risk Instead of Reducing It
The article outlines five common triage failures that inflate business risk, from decisions made without execution evidence to manual, error‑prone processes. It shows how interactive sandboxes—exemplified by ANY.RUN—provide rapid execution evidence, enabling analysts to reach evidence‑backed verdicts within seconds. Reported...
By The Hacker News
Social•Feb 25, 2026
China’s 5-Year Plan Boosts Energy Security, Regional Self‑Reliance
How China’s 5-year energy plan could change the way it powers its economy Beijing will prioritise energy security through large-scale projects and greater regional self-reliance, as risks mount at home and overseas https://t.co/HwoETxozqe via @scmpnews
By Paul Triolo
News•Feb 25, 2026
Progressive Talk Media Star Thom Hartmann Interviewed
Thom Hartmann, a leading progressive talk‑radio host, appears as Michael Harrison’s guest on the Up Close Far Out video series hosted by TALKERS magazine. Hartmann’s daily program airs on hundreds of terrestrial stations, SiriusXM Progress 127, Free Speech TV, Substack,...
By Talkers
News•Feb 25, 2026
Airport Eats: Where to Eat and Drink at LAX’s Tom Bradley International Terminal
Los Angeles International Airport’s Tom Bradley International Terminal has transformed into a culinary showcase, featuring chef‑driven concepts from Michael Voltaggio’s Ink.sack to Wolfgang Puck’s WPizza. Travelers can choose from upscale sandwiches, Oaxacan‑inspired Mexican fare, pressed‑espresso coffee, craft beer, artisanal pizza,...
By Business Traveller (UK)
News•Feb 25, 2026
Capacity Additions to Lift Indonesia’s Nickel Supply in 2026
Indonesia, which supplies roughly 65% of global nickel, is set to increase output to 2.9 million tonnes in 2026, an 11.9% rise from 2025. The boost stems from expanded mining permits at Weda Bay and the commissioning of several high‑pressure acid...
By Mining Technology
Blog•Feb 25, 2026
Ken Kremer Live Interview Fox 35 Orlando – Starliner Verdict: NASA Releases Investigation Findings Citing Type A Mishap: Video
NASA Administrator Jared Isaacman released a detailed investigation on Feb. 19, 2026 that classified the 2024 Boeing Starliner Crew Flight Test (CFT) as a Type A mishap. The report cites critical software flaws at Boeing and procedural lapses at NASA that...
By SpaceUpClose
News•Feb 25, 2026
Verdiva Bio Completes Enrolment for Phase 2b Study of Oral GLP‑1 Candidate VRB‑101
Verdiva Bio announced that enrollment for its phase 2b EVOLVE‑2 trial of VRB‑101, a once‑weekly oral GLP‑1 peptide analog for weight loss, is complete with more than 200 participants across 22 U.S. sites. The double‑blind, placebo‑controlled study will assess safety, tolerability...
By PharmaTimes
Social•Feb 25, 2026
Boost Mobile Pilots Starlink Sales in 120 Stores
. @boostmobile has begun to test sales of @Starlink in ~120 stores. The pilot ties into EchoStar's pending sale of spectrum to SpaceX and builds on Starlink's growing retail strategy. h/t @wave7jeff - @Light_Reading https://t.co/Uc3v44JgC9
By Jeff Baumgartner
News•Feb 25, 2026
European Power Prices Plummet as Wind Surges and Demand Falls
European day‑ahead power contracts plunged on Wednesday as wind generation surged and demand fell across the region. Germany's baseload price dropped 20.6% to €75/MWh, while France’s fell 30% to €21/MWh. Wind output is set to reach 23.8 GW in Germany and...
By ET EnergyWorld (The Economic Times)
News•Feb 25, 2026
MathWorks Joins EDGE AI Foundation
MathWorks announced its membership in the EDGE AI Foundation, a consortium dedicated to energy‑efficient artificial intelligence for edge devices. The partnership will let engineers leverage MATLAB and Simulink to train, integrate, and deploy AI models on embedded hardware while validating...
By Engineering.com
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News•Feb 25, 2026
Blu Label Reports Hefty Loss After Cell C Listing but Remains Upbeat
Blu Label Unlimited reported a R5.2 billion net loss linked to its Cell C investment, yet posted a R389 million profit after stripping out Cell C items. Revenue rose 19% to R8.64 billion, while EBITDA swung to a R4.1 billion loss. The group completed Cell C’s JSE...
By Connecting Africa (Informa)
Social•Feb 25, 2026
Brace for the Next Trade Storm After Tariff Blizzard
After the Tariff Blizzard, Are You Ready for the Next Storm? - https://t.co/syg5yLFZmi @joinindago #TrumpTariffs #IEEPA #SupremeCourt #globaltrade #supplychain #logistics #tradecompliance
By Adrian Gonzalez
Social•Feb 25, 2026
AI Turns Reverse Logistics From Cost to Competitive Edge
New article from McKinsey - From cost center to competitive advantage: Modernizing reverse logistics with AI https://t.co/Ukil6mBCjn
By Cathy Morrow Roberson
News•Feb 25, 2026
Toronto to Host Global Mineral Sector for PDAC 2026, March 1–4
The Prospectors & Developers Association of Canada will host its 94th annual convention in Toronto from March 1‑4, 2026, at the Metro Toronto Convention Centre. The event, billed as the world’s premier mineral exploration and mining gathering, will feature more...
By Resource World Magazine
News•Feb 25, 2026
Untitled
Stratasys announced a 22% year‑over‑year reliability increase for its F900 industrial 3D printer, driven by manufacturing enhancements co‑developed with its Customer Advisory Board (CAB). The CAB, composed of aerospace, defense and automotive leaders, identified production‑scale barriers and helped shape improvements...
By Manufacturing Tomorrow
News•Feb 25, 2026
Helm.ai Driver Achieves Vision-Only Urban Autonomy, Unlocking Scalability From Level 2+ Through Level 4
Helm.ai unveiled a production‑ready, vision‑only software stack that can power advanced Level 2+ driver assistance today and scale to Level 3 and Level 4 urban autonomy without HD maps or lidar. The system relies on the company’s Factored Embodied AI architecture, separating perception...
By RoboticsTomorrow
Social•Feb 25, 2026
US Policies Amplify Global Inflation Beyond Shared Goods
"How U.S.-Centric is the Inflation Problem?" https://t.co/536nv3SjWg "whatever common elements are shared by globally traded consumer and business goods have been augmented by country-specific decisions in the United States, Germany, and Canada." https://t.co/QflnhV9CDt
By Scott Lincicome