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Global aerospace suppliers report 13% commercial growth as NATO defense surge drives 20% Q4 spike

Commercial aerospace revenue grew 13% in Q4 2025 while defense orders jumped 20%, fueled by NATO modernization and airline fleet renewals across Europe, North America, and Asia. Gas turbine revenue surged 32% as power generation upgrades accelerated globally. Boeing and Airbus delivery schedules remain fully booked through 2026, giving tier-one suppliers multi-year revenue visibility.

ViaNews Editorial Team•Mar 5, 2026

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AI Boom Hits a Fork: Slowdown Calls Clash with Capex Confidence as Markets Get Nervous

Dario Amodei's repeated calls for a global slowdown in frontier AI development, echoed by Microsoft's new humanist AI code of conduct and FTC antitrust caution, are being publicly rejected by Nvidia and Meta leadership even as hyperscaler spending draws fresh skeptical scrutiny (Wachter's analysis, Burry-style overbuilding worries) and weak guidance from Adobe and a post-slowdown-comment selloff in GE Vernova signal investor jitters. Meanwhile wealth and security effects of the AI race keep compounding — Zhang Yiming's fortune surging on AI-driven ByteDance value, a Chinese hacking firm weaponizing AI against stolen government secrets, and low-quality AI-generated products (an AI sitcom, a spam-flooding agent platform) fueling backlash even as adoption races ahead.

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