The joint venture of GE Aerospace and Safran received US and European clearance for an upgrade to its LEAP-1B engines, aiming to double the time between major repairs for Boeing 737 MAX operators.
European companies are entering Q2 earnings season with a more broad-based profit recovery than U.S. peers, according to Barclays. The bank notes that excluding tech and energy, growth forecasts for both regions are similar, making European valuations look relatively attractive.
Shares of memory chip maker Micron have pulled back sharply from all-time highs, pressured by broader market jitters and sector-specific weakness. While analysts largely maintain a positive long-term outlook, short-term technicals and notable bearish bets signal caution for investors.
Analysts at Bernstein identify China as the most credible long-term competitor to SpaceX, citing the country's rapid progress in reusable rocket technology and its ambitious, state-backed space program.
A grassroots movement is set to stage protests in over 100 locations across the U.S., signaling a growing national backlash against the rapid buildout of data centers driven by artificial intelligence demands.
The Chinese AI startup is reportedly seeking to raise fresh capital just weeks after a major funding round, signaling intense competition and rising costs in the AI sector as it weighs a domestic listing.
A new UBS report forecasts the global space economy's total addressable market will grow to $1.3 trillion by 2040, driven by sharply declining launch costs, expanding satellite services, and rising defense spending.
The U.S. planemaker projects global demand for 43,625 new commercial jets through 2045, maintaining its previous outlook despite a rival's slight downgrade amid geopolitical tensions.
Medical device maker Abbott Laboratories has confirmed it is investigating two separate cybersecurity incidents but stated that its operations and financial results have not been materially affected.
