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Sept 29 (Reuters) – Predictive Oncology Inc: * PREDICTIVE ONCOLOGY INC. ANNOUNCES PRIVATE PLACEMENTS OF $344 MILLION TO INITIATE A DIGITAL ASSET TREASURY STRATEGY FOCUSED ON AETHIR (ATH) TOKENS Source text: Further company coverage:

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Sept 29 (Reuters) – StandardAero, Inc.: * STANDARDAERO APPOINTS MICHAEL L. KAPLAN CHIEF LEGAL OFFICER Source text: Further company coverage:

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Sept 29 (Reuters) – Archer Aviation Inc: * ARCHER AVIATION – OSAKA NAMES SORACLE WITH ARCHER'S MIDNIGHT AIRCRAFT AS AIR TAXI PARTNER Source text: Further company coverage:

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BANK OF ISRAEL SAYS IN VIEW OF THE INTENSIFICATION OF THE FIGHTING IN GAZA AND A DETERIORATION IN INTERNATIONAL SENTIMENT TOWARD ISRAEL, UNCERTAINTY IN THE GEOPOLITICAL ENVIRONMENT IS HIGH

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Sept 29 (Reuters) – OSI Systems Inc: * OSI SYSTEMS AWARDED MULTI-YEAR CONTRACT TO SUPPORT U.S. CUSTOMS AND BORDER PROTECTION’S COMMON INTEGRATION PLATFORM * OSI SYSTEMS INC – CONTRACT AWARD ABOUT $1.5 MILLION, POTENTIAL VALUE $54 MILLION Source text: Further company coverage:

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Sept 29 (Reuters) – Electronic Arts Inc: * ELECTRONIC ARTS: IF DEAL IS TERMINATED UNDER SOME CIRCUMSTANCES, CO TO PAY OAK-EAGLE ACQUIRECO A TERMINATION FEE OF $1 BILLION * ELECTRONIC ARTS: IF DEAL IS TERMINATED UNDER SOME CIRCUMSTANCES, OAK-EAGLE ACQUIRECO TO PAY CO A TERMINATION FEE OF $1 BILLION Source text: Further company coverage:

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Sept 29 (Reuters) – SEC Filing: * CORPAY INC – REAFFIRMS QTRLY AND FULL YEAR 2025 GUIDANCE – SEC FILING Source text: Further company coverage:

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Sept 29 (Reuters) – FIRST AVENUE FOR REAL ESTATE DEVELOPMENT COMPANY: * SIGNS ISLAMIC BANKING FACILITIES AGREEMENT WITH BANK ALJAZIRA * FINANCING AMOUNT SAR 315 MILLION Source text: Further company coverage:

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(Adds details, quotes) BUDAPEST, Sept 29 (Reuters) – Hungary said on Monday it was blocking access to 12 Ukrainian news sites after a similar move by Kyiv, worsening relations between the two neighbours that have been fraught during Russia's invasion of Ukraine. Earlier this month, Ukraine blocked various websites deemed to contain pro-Russian views at the request of the security services. They included eight Hungarian-language portals, among them a popular pro-government news site origo.hu. "A sovereign country must give a proportional response to an entirely unjustified attack," Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban's chief of staff Gergely Gulyas said in a Facebook post on Monday, announcing the measure. Most of the websites targeted by Hungary are widely read in Ukraine. One, European Pravda, closely tracks Ukraine's EU accession aspiration and Hungary's efforts to block that. Gulyas said Ukraine banned the Hungarian portals because they wrote critically about sanctions against Russia and military support for Ukraine and criticised the European Union and NATO alliance for being fragmented and ineffective. "If the fragmentation of the European Union provides grounds for state censorship in Ukraine, then it is time for Ukraine to renounce its intention to join," he wrote. Gulyas said the Hungarian sites were also banned in Ukraine because they "dared to report on the influence activities of the Soros Foundation." Hungarian-born financier George Soros and his liberal views have been a perennial target of Orban's Fidesz party over the past decade. Orban has been sceptical about Western military aid for Ukraine and has maintained more cordial relations with Russian President Vladimir Putin than other NATO and EU member states. There was no immediate response from Ukraine to Hungary's move to block the websites. (Reporting by Anita Komuves in Budapest and Yuliia Dysa in Kyiv; Editing by Andrew Cawthorne)

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CANADA TO PROVIDE C$400 MILLION FINANCIAL SUPPORT TO ALGOMA STEEL TO CONTINUE OPERATIONS, GOVT SAYS

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