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Ondas Up After Resale Test Update

Ondas Up After Resale Test Update

Ondas Inc. closed at $9.51 on Monday, up $0.18 or 1.93%. The move came even as a fresh resale filing boosted available shares for the defense-drone stock, which has traded with big swings this year. ONDS traded between $9.42 and $9.97 through the session. Early Tuesday, Google Finance showed the stock back up in pre-market at $9.68. Shares sit well above the 52-week low of $1.36 but still down from the $15.28 high. Momentum buyers are active, though the pipeline and performance worry longer-term holders.
Axon Stock’s 16% Week Puts Its AI Drone Bet Back On Wall Street’s Radar

Axon Stock’s 16% Week Puts Its AI Drone Bet Back On Wall Street’s Radar

Axon Enterprise shares closed a holiday-shortened week at $448.72, up 2.1% on Friday and about 16.5% from the prior Friday, as investors returned to the Taser maker’s artificial intelligence and counter-drone story after a sharp two-day rally. The stock rose 12.3% on Thursday and 2.1% on Friday; there was no Saturday trade, and U.S. exchanges had also shut on Monday for Memorial Day.
GE’s Air Force Engine Win Draws Attention to Drone Push

GE’s Air Force Engine Win Draws Attention to Drone Push

GE Aerospace picked up a U.S. Air Force contract for its GE426 engine, pushing the company deeper into the fight to supply engines for autonomous combat planes expected to operate alongside crewed aircraft. The deal funds a preliminary design review, which is an early technical step before moving to pricier prototyping and trials, part of the Air Force’s medium-thrust Autonomous Collaborative Platform program.
Ondas Stock Faces a $390 Million Test After Drone-Revenue Surge

Ondas Stock Faces a $390 Million Test After Drone-Revenue Surge

Ondas Inc. boosted its full-year revenue forecast to a minimum of $390 million, following a sizable leap in first-quarter sales that pushed the defense-drone company’s shares into the spotlight after Thursday’s rally. The West Palm Beach-based company disclosed in a filing that revenue climbed to $50.1 million, a steep climb from $4.3 million in the same period last year.
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    July 8, 2026, 10:15 PM EDT. ASIC is reviewing complaints against the Big Four accounting firms-KPMG, Deloitte, EY, and PwC-after fresh claims of misconduct at KPMG over misuse of client data. The review centers on three KPMG partners alleged to have used confidential information to win audit work. ASIC's powers mainly cover individual auditors, leading to calls for tougher rules over entire firms. The government is weighing reforms including a possible Big Four breakup and giving ASIC more oversight, as scandals pile up. Both KPMG's CEO and audit boss stepped down after internal failings with whistleblower complaints. The regulator's review is looking for signs of wider issues in the audit businesses.
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