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Xtend AI Robotics Completes $2.8M Defense Contract Delivery

Xtend AI Robotics announced that its Asia-Pacific subsidiary, Performance Rotors, successfully completed delivery under a defense contract valued at approximately $2.8M with a customer in the region. Deliveries were completed in September 2026. The contract is included in the previously provided preliminary, unaudited revenue range of approximately $24.5M to $26.5M through September 30, 2026. The contract included 88 unmanned aerial systems, 84 ground control stations and integrated logistics support. The systems are compact, collision-tolerant unmanned aerial platforms designed for rapid deployment in complex urban environments

XTEND AI Robotics Secures $2.35M Order

XTEND AI Robotics announced that it has secured a $2.35M order from a Middle Eastern defense customer for its SCORPIO 1000 drone systems, including XOS software licenses. "Yesterday we told our shareholders where we are taking XTEND: standardized, XOS-powered platforms, sold with software and deployed at scale," said Aviv Shapira, Co-Founder and CEO of XTEND. "This order is that strategy in action-SCORPIO 1000 systems going into the field with XOS licenses attached. Every system we deliver expands the deployment of XOS, and every XOS deployment deepens our customers' investment in our ecosystem."

Major Averages Rise as Investors Prepare for Earnings Week

The major averages were broadly higher as investors prepare for an important week of earnings, the Federal Reserve's interest-rate decision and fresh inflation data. Markets are attempting to stabilize after the S&P 500 and Nasdaq Composite posted a second consecutive weekly decline, with investors weighing whether heavy artificial intelligence spending will translate into stronger earnings and cash flow.  Investors are preparing for quarterly reports from major technology companies, including Amazon, Alphabet, Microsoft and Intel, alongside other prominent names that include Visa, Coca-Cola, Boeing, Eli Lilly and Exxon Mobil.Get caught up quickly on the top news and calls moving stocks with these five Top Five lists.1. STOCK NEWS:Anthropichas publicly filed for an IPO on Nasdaq under the stock ticker "ANT"Metaannounced a $35B equity offering and plans for a $60B at-the-market program upon the commencement of trading of its recently announced Class C sharesSpaceXreported a $40B GPU equipment lease agreement with Apollo GlobalApolloannounced a strategic investment in Mubadala CapitalEQT Corporationagreed to acquire Range Resourcesin an all-stock transaction2. WALL STREET CALLS:Barclays upgraded Teslato Overweight, citing a merger opportunity with SpaceX, stronger core business outlook, and signs of Robotaxi inflectionBlockdowngraded to Equal Weight at Morgan StanleyNew Street upgraded Intelas CPU scarcity strengthens turnaroundAdvance Auto Partsdowngraded to Sell at Rothschild & Co Redburn and reinstated with an Underperform at BofAMorgan Stanley upgraded Lockheed Martinafter the company's F-35 production agreement3. AROUND THE WEB:Analysts expect companies in the S&P 500 to report profit growth of 30% in Q3 earnings compared to last year, yet Nvidiaand Micronare expected to account for 34% of that growth, WSJ saysSkydanceis offering voluntary buyouts to employees, Washington Post reportsAppletold Bloomberg it is aware of a cracked screen issue with a "small number" of iPhone DuosAppletweaked macOS for its OLED touch MacBook Pro, due Wednesday, with a dynamic interface that adapts to whether touch or the trackpad was last used, Bloomberg reportsAnthropic'sClaude accessed Georgia voter data without human authorization, Axios says4. MOVERS:Surgery Partnersgained after Healthspan announced it will acquire the company for $23.50 per share in cashXtendincreased after reporting preliminary 9M revenue and appointing Matt McGraw as its U.S. CEOInstacartwas higher after the Wall Street Journal reported that DoorDashis in advanced talks to acquire the companyPagSeguroand Nu Holdingswas lower in New York after President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva won Brazil's presidential runoffArcos Doradosfell in New York after BofA downgraded the stock to Neutral5. EARNINGS/GUIDANCE:Verizonreported Q3 results and raised its outlook for FY26, with CEO Dan Schulman calling it "another record-breaking quarter"Easterly Government Propertiesreported Q3 results, raised its outlook for FY26, and provided its guidance for FY27Bank of Hawaiireported Q3 results, with EPS missing consensusHBT Financialreported Q3 results, with EPS and revenue beating consensusAlliance Resource Partnersreported Q3 results, with CEO Joseph Craft III noting it was "an outstanding third quarter"INDEXES:The Dow rose 146.42, or 0.28%, to 52,361.58, the Nasdaq gained 214.04, or 0.82%, to 26,169.38, and the S&P 500 advanced 53.09, or 0.70%, to 7,676.77.