India's government has granted preliminary approval for approximately $11 billion in military procurement, lifting shares of defence companies such as Bharat Electronics even as broader markets came under pressure from rising oil prices.
IT services firm Coforge saw its shares tumble more than 5% after Chairman Om Prakash Bhatt resigned amid concerns raised by an internal audit over the company's board evaluation process.
Brent crude climbed toward $100 a barrel on September 9 as the conflict between the United States and Iran widened and Iran-backed Houthi forces struck Saudi Arabian energy infrastructure, rattling global markets and pressuring emerging-market currencies.
The Alliance to End Plastic Waste says its programmes reduced 138,162 tonnes of unmanaged plastic waste and valorised a further 165,317 tonnes in 2025, while catalysing $641 million in third-party and impact-investor funding commitments.
FTC Solar has started shipping solar trackers for Global Power Generation's 330MW solar and 180MW battery-storage Fraser Coast project in Queensland, set to become Naturgy's largest renewable project in Australia.
Solar manufacturer Suniva has completed an $835 million debt and equity financing package to build a second US solar-cell plant in South Carolina, adding 4.5GW of annual capacity and taking total US manufacturing to 5.5GW.
Oracle has issued a request for proposals seeking 2 gigawatts of new solar, wind and geothermal generation in New Mexico, part of its Project Jupiter commitment to power its AI data centers with 100% carbon-free energy.
The NSA, CISA and FBI issued a joint advisory alleging that DeepSeek, Moonshot AI, Alibaba, MiniMax, StepFun and Z.AI have run aggressive distillation efforts against US frontier AI models since late 2024, extracting billions of tokens across millions of exchanges.
Chinese AI company DeepSeek has quietly opened a limited beta for V4.1 Flash, an interim model featuring a new architecture and native multimodal support, with access expiring September 10.
Berlin-based AI tax-technology startup Limetax has raised €6 million in equity from Motive Partners, Activant and Heliad, alongside a €30 million credit facility from a German banking consortium to fund acquisitions.