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Rising Space Traffic Prompts FAA Warning on Falling Rocket Debris
Washington D.C., Monday, 2 February 2026.
Following investigations revealing pilots were forced to maneuver around exploding rocket debris, the FAA issued a safety alert today urging airlines to exercise extreme caution as commercial launch schedules accelerate.
Ondas Enhances Autonomous Strike Capabilities Through Rotron Aero Acquisition
Waltham, Monday, 2 February 2026.
Ondas Holdings has agreed to acquire UK-based Rotron Aero, aiming to revolutionize its defense offerings. By integrating Rotron’s advanced propulsion and heavy-lift UAVs into its architecture, Ondas secures a pivotal foothold in NATO markets. This strategic expansion targets the growing demand for long-range, autonomous strike capabilities in modern warfare.
Capgemini to Divest US Subsidiary Amid Scrutiny Over Immigration Enforcement Contracts
Paris, Monday, 2 February 2026.
Capgemini is immediately selling its US subsidiary, admitting classified restrictions prevented oversight of controversial contracts helping ICE track migrants, a unit representing just 0.4% of global revenue.
Disney Surpasses Wall Street Targets as Theme Park Revenue Breaks $10 Billion Record
Burbank, Monday, 2 February 2026.
Disney defied expectations today as its experiences division generated a historic $10 billion in revenue, bolstering the company’s financial standing just as the board prepares to select a new CEO.
Exxon and Chevron Defy Administration Pressure to Fund Venezuela’s Recovery
Houston, Monday, 2 February 2026.
While Chevron projects a 50% output hike without new funds, both giants defy Trump’s $100 billion investment call, labeling Venezuela “uninvestable” pending significant democratic and legal reforms.