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Rentify, the Dubai-based fintech and proptech innovator, has launched Rentify Pay, which it describes as the UAE’s first rent-native infrastructure layer.The new platform marks a significant evolution from the company’s original “Rent Now, Pay Later” service. Rentify Pay introduces a comprehensive system designed to digitise and streamline the entire rental ecosystem, catering to tenants, landlords, and property managers.Tackling the UAE’s largest financial commitmentIn the UAE, where the majority of residents are expatriates and long-term renters, rent represents the largest recurring financial commitment for most households. Since its founding, Rentify has provided flexible payment solutions to over 10,000 rental units. The…

Unlock the Editor’s Digest for freeRoula Khalaf, Editor of the FT, selects her favourite stories in this weekly newsletter.Israel launched air strikes on Iran on Saturday with massive explosions rocking Tehran and smoke rising in an area where the Iranian president’s office is located. “The State of Israel launched a pre-emptive strike against Iran to remove threats to the State of Israel,” Israel’s defence minister Israel Katz said in a statement. “As a result, a missile and drone attack against the State of Israel and its civilian population is expected in the immediate future.”Iranian media reported explosions in central, northern…

The North American session evolved into a steady shift toward caution as markets moved away from early stability and into a broader risk-off tone. What began as a data-driven session ultimately turned into a reassessment of risk across multiple fronts — inflation persistence, emerging credit concerns, and rising geopolitical uncertainty.Equity markets struggled to gain traction throughout the day, with sellers gradually taking control as investors digested stronger-than-expected inflation data and signs of stress building beneath the surface of financial markets. By the close, the major US indices finished lower, capping a difficult February for growth-oriented stocks.The NASDAQ led declines for…

Below is the weekly . Last week’s low tested the weekly low of February 2 on much lighter volume suggesting support. This week’s volume estimate will come in at around 330 million shares and will be higher than last week’s volume of 312 million shares. It suggests the rally will continue to the next higher high of the week of February 9, which comes in at 696 range. The February 9 week volume came in at 428 million shares and volume will be needed near that level to get through that high. Short term we expect the rally will continue…

The Iowa Hospital Association, in partnership with the Iowa Department of Education and hospitals statewide, announced it will host the second annual Health Sciences Career Day on Thursday, May 14, from 9 a.m. to noon. The virtual event is designed to introduce Iowa middle and high school students to in-demand health care careers through videos and live panel discussions. Program areas for 2026 include pharmacy, nursing, radiology, physical therapy, emergency medical services and surgical services, with presentations from hospitals such as MercyOne, UnityPoint Health and Great River Health. “Workforce and staffing shortages remain one of the top concerns we hear…

Bitcoin is back under fire after Wikipedia co-founder Jimmy Wales warned it could one day trade below $10,000, fueling bearish price predictions.Wales does not think Bitcoin goes to zero. But he questions whether it truly becomes global money or a reliable store of value. People who think that Bitcoin is going to zero are likely mistaken. The design is robust enough that it will continue to exist in perpetuity, barring some currently unforeseen breakdown in cryptography or a surprise 51% attack (even then, a fork would carry on I would imagine).…— Jimmy Wales (@jimmy_wales) February 25, 2026 In his view,…

After two decades of deferring to executive authority and eroding anti-bribery laws, the supreme court has suddenly limited presidential power in a way that could make one ugly form of political influence a bit more difficult to pull off. Last week’s ruling did not merely strip one president of his executive power to unilaterally impose levies across broad swaths of the economy – it makes it harder for any president to transform tariffs from a broad economic policy into a personal political cudgel that muzzles criticism and enforces fealty.“A Supreme Court otherwise inclined to endlessly expand Trump’s authority just restricted…

Rolls-Royce said Thursday it expects profits of over £4 billion ($5.42 billion) this year as the aero engine and power systems maker promised another year of robust growth.The aerospace giant is targeting underlying operating profit of between £4 billion and £4.2 billion in 2026, above the midpoint of £3.65 billion as expected by analysts polled by FactSet. It expects free cash flow of between £3.6 billion and £3.8 billion this year, also above expectations. It also announced that £2.5 billion of share buybacks would be completed this year as part of a multi-year buyback program of between £7 billion and £9…

Google Cloud, MoneyGram, Vodafone’s Pairpoint, and eToro will run launch-phase nodes on Midnight, a zero-knowledge privacy network targeting a mainnet launch at the end of March 2026.The pitch isn’t anonymity, but selective disclosure. It’s the ability to prove compliance or settlement eligibility without broadcasting raw customer data onto a public ledger.Midnight’s Kūkolu mainnet launches at the end of March 2026 with federated operators, with a transition to broader decentralization planned but not yet scheduled.Midnight describes these operators as “federated,” meaning a limited, named set running the protocol under explicit coordination rules to prioritize uptime and operational stability during the Kūkolu…

The earnings focus remains on the retail space, with several bellwether operators on deck to report results this week, including Target TGT, Best Buy BBY, Costco COST, Macy’s M, and others.The earnings releases thus far provide a reassuring view of consumer spending, with broad spending trends largely stable and in line with what we have been seeing in recent quarters. That said, cumulative inflation remains a headwind, particularly at the lower end of income distribution. The stable aggregate spending trends reflect strength among high-income and younger consumer groups, with the bulk of the outlays going towards essentials and experiences.Demand for…