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Kenya, Sept 21 – Domestic parcels handled by the Postal Corporation of Kenya (PCK) rose 549.2 per cent to 667,978 between April and June 2026, driven by increased Express Mail Service (EMS) items and growth in e-commerce deliveries

The boom in e-commerce is fundamentally transforming Vietnam’s postal sector. With billions of packages moving each year, the boundaries between postal, transport, and logistics services are increasingly overlapping, requiring a new and more suitable management approach for the postal industry.

Howmet Aerospace Inc. HWM is benefiting from solid momentum in its defense aerospace market. In the first six months of 2026, revenues from the defense aerospace market surged 10.2% year over year, constituting 15.5% of the company’s revenues. Also, in 2025, revenues from this market increased 21% year over year. The revenue growth was driven…

Artificial intelligence has emerged as the leading driver of new cybersecurity investment even as overall security budgets remain nearly flat, according to the 2026 Security Budget Benchmark Report from IANS and Artico Search.

Demand for data centre equipment appears to be driving a boom in Northern Ireland manufacturing, new official figures suggest.

LuxExperience B.V. outlines its post‑YNAP acquisition transformation, luxury e‑commerce footprint, and extensive competitive, tax, governance and market risks in its Form 20‑F.

The Istanbul Global E-Export Summit (IGEXX 2026) was held at the Halic Congress Center under the coordination of Turkiye’s Trade Ministry and in cooperation with the Turkish Exporters Assembly (TIM) and the Electronic Commerce Operators Association (ETID).

Silk Road e-commerce has evolved into a pivotal engine driving high-quality Belt and Road cooperation over the past decade and a key practice for inclusive and equitable global e-commerce development, said an official from the Ministry of Commerce at a press conference on Monday.

The company said quick commerce drove 50-100% sales growth for FMCG businesses in FY25, supported by rising incomes, a wider product portfolio and growing consumer preference for convenience.

Amended 2025 Form 20-F refines Prenetics’ non-IFRS metrics while underscoring rapid IM8-led revenue growth alongside continuing losses and sizable warrant liabilities.