HELI-D flew over the Hudson River near Chelsea Piers and the Statue of Liberty during the DPAA Global Video Everywhere Summit, followed by an evening flight showcasing Byron Allen’s media content

NEW YORK, Oct. 14, 2026 /PRNewswire/ — HELI-D, the company behind the world’s largest flying digital screen, made its New York City debut on October 13 with two flights introducing a new form of aerial digital advertising to one of the world’s largest media markets. The debut featured an afternoon flight in partnership with the Digital Place Based Advertising Association (DPAA) during its annual Global Video Everywhere Summit, followed by an evening flight showcasing content from media mogul Byron Allen’s Allen Media Group as part of a newly secured partnership.

The afternoon flight took place between 1:00 PM and 1:45 PM ET, coinciding with the Summit’s lunch break. Launching from Newport Helistop in New Jersey, HELI-D flew along the Hudson River toward Chelsea Piers, where Summit attendees and New Yorkers had an opportunity to see the massive digital screen in action. The aircraft then headed south toward the Statue of Liberty, bringing the display to one of the city’s most recognizable landmarks.

HELI-D returned to the skies later that evening for a second flight featuring content from Byron Allen’s Allen Media Group. The new agreement marks a significant step in HELI-D’s entry into the U.S. advertising market, bringing together its aerial digital display technology and one of the country’s prominent media entrepreneurs.

Unlike traditional billboards fixed to buildings or roadside structures, HELI-D’s technology takes digital out-of-home advertising into the sky, creating a mobile, large-scale display capable of bringing brand messages directly to high-visibility locations, major events and large audiences.

“New York City is one of the most important advertising markets in the world, and there’s no better place to demonstrate what’s possible when digital advertising takes to the skies,” said Simon Powell, Co-Founder and CEO of HELI-D. “Launching with DPAA and The Ad Council, and now working with Byron Allen and his media company, makes this an incredibly exciting debut for us. These partnerships demonstrate the potential of our technology to bring major brands and media content to audiences in an entirely new way.”

The New York debut coincided with the DPAA Global Video Everywhere Summit, which brought together leaders from across the advertising, media and digital out-of-home industries. As a new media partner of DPAA and The Ad Council, HELI-D featured content from both organizations during the afternoon flight, demonstrating how its aerial display can be used for commercial advertising, public awareness campaigns and large-scale brand activations.

With two flights marking its New York City debut and new partnerships spanning the advertising and media industries, HELI-D is positioning its technology as a new addition to the digital out-of-home advertising landscape, offering brands the ability to deliver dynamic content above some of the world’s most recognizable destinations and major events.

About HELI-D
HELI-D is a global leader in aerial digital media, redefining out-of-home advertising through high-impact, data-driven activations in the sky. Combining advanced aviation engineering with the world’s brightest LED display systems, HELI-D transforms airspace into a programmable, measurable communications platform. With operations spanning UAE, Australia, and now the United States, the company partners with major brands, including Microsoft, TAB, and Netflix, to deliver record-setting campaigns that turn attention into action. HELI-D maintains a perfect safety record and offsets ten times its operational carbon emissions through verified sustainability programs.

About Remarkable Media Group
Remarkable Media Group is a global experiential media innovator, specializing in aerial advertising, immersive brand activations and next-level outdoor experiences. With operations across multiple continents, the company transforms sky and space into impactful platforms. From ultra-large-format helicopter-towed banners, drone-banner fleets and sky-typing messages, to night-time video helicopter banners and parachute-deployed product sampling. Whether creating world-first aerial installations or record-breaking brand moments, Remarkable Media Group partners with agencies and forward-thinking brands to amplify impact, tell bold stories and capture attention in the world’s most visible skies. To learn more, visit www.remarkablemedia.com

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China Parcel Volume Up 15.3% YoY; Other Markets Parcel Volume Up 159.5% YoY

HONG KONG, Oct. 14, 2026 /PRNewswire/ — J&T Global Express Limited (01519.HK), a global logistics service provider, today announced its business update and operating metrics for the third quarter ended 30 September 2026. During the period, the Company’s global parcel volume reached 9.58 billion, up 24.8% YoY, with average daily parcel volume reaching 104.2 million and exceeding 100 million for the second consecutive quarter. In the first nine months of 2026, the Company’s global parcel volume reached 27.09 billion, up 25.0% YoY, with average daily parcel volume reaching 99.2 million. The Company’s overall business momentum continued to strengthen, with its leading position in Southeast Asia maintained, robust growth recorded in Other Markets and growth in China rising to its highest level of the year.

In Southeast Asia, J&T Express further consolidated its market leadership and continued to deliver rapid growth in the third quarter, with parcel volume reaching 2.89 billion, up 44.5% YoY, and average daily parcel volume reaching 31.4 million. Parcel volume for the first nine months reached 8.41 billion, up 61.0% YoY. The Company continued to enhance its regional network capacity and fulfillment capabilities, promote automation upgrades across its outlets, and further increase automation levels. As of September 30, 2026, the number of sorting centers in Southeast Asia had increased by 10 from the end of 2025 to 131, the number of line-haul vehicles had increased by approximately 100 to 5,900, and the number of automated sorting lines had increased by 17 to 81, supporting the region’s continued business growth.

In China, J&T Express proactively adapted to industry trends and deepened its engagement with diversified customer groups, with a focus on enhancing its service capabilities for customers in key categories such as apparel, beauty products and 3C electronics, as well as specialized segments including specialty agricultural products and fruit. In the third quarter, parcel volume in China reached 6.43 billion, with average daily parcel volume reaching 69.9 million, up 15.3% YoY, marking a quarter-by-quarter acceleration in growth. Parcel volume for the first nine months reached 18.04 billion, up 11.5% YoY. As of September 30, 2026, the number of line-haul vehicles in China had increased by approximately 500 from the end of 2025 to 7,700, including an increase of approximately 300 self-owned line-haul vehicles to 5,600, further strengthening the Company’s network transportation capabilities.

In Other Markets, parcel volume reached 270.8 million in the third quarter, up 159.5% YoY, with average daily parcel volume reaching 2.9 million as the YoY growth rate continued to accelerate. Parcel volume for the first nine months reached 635.8 million, up 135.2% YoY. The Company continued to seize e-commerce development and cross-border logistics opportunities in regions such as Latin America and the Middle East, deepening cooperation with global e-commerce and short-video livestreaming platforms including TikTok, SHEIN, Temu, Kwai and AliExpress, as well as local e-commerce platforms such as Mercado Libre, to further expand its business opportunities in emerging markets.

As its global business continued to expand, J&T Express further strengthened its global network. As of September 30, 2026, the Company’s global network comprised 20,300 outlets, an increase of approximately 1,000 from the end of 2025; 292 sorting centers, an increase of 46; and 457 automated sorting lines, an increase of 44. Going forward, J&T Express will continue to enhance its network capabilities, fulfillment efficiency and service quality, deepen localized operations in line with the development stage of each market, and advance AI applications, automation and digital capabilities to support the long-term, steady growth of its global business.

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80% of surveyed executives in EMEA say an AI-related incident reached their board or C-suite in the past year, with only 40% changing AI governance policy or frameworks in response.75% of respondents expect AI agents to have some level of autonomy with respect to decisions by 2027, yet only 37% say their governance is designed to scale with agentic AI deployment.When surveyed organizations want to deploy AI faster than governance and compliance frameworks are prepared for, nearly 60 percent (56%) continue within agreed risk limits while governance adapts; a third (33%) delay deployment until governance is ready.Only 37% of respondents have a formal, board-reviewed quantification of the financial risks created by gaps in their AI governance.

LONDON, Oct. 15, 2026 /PRNewswire/ — New research by IBM (NYSE: IBM) finds that AI-related incidents are reaching boardrooms across Europe and the Middle East among the organizations surveyed, but governance capabilities and risk accountability are not keeping pace with adoption of the technology.

Eight in ten executives surveyed say an AI-related incident – including an agent failure, data exposure, AI-driven decision error, or AI security breach – reached their board or C-suite in the past year. Yet fewer than half (40%) of those organizations cite a change to AI governance policy or framework in response.

When the pace of deploying AI outstrips governance and compliance frameworks readiness, rather than pause while governance adapts, the majority (56%) of executives surveyed report pressing ahead within agreed risk limits. Just a third delay deployment entirely until their governance is ready.

The survey, of more than 3,200 senior executives at organizations across eight countries in Europe and the Middle East, suggests governance policies will be tested further as AI agents take on more autonomous work. Thirty-five percent of respondents say they are running agentic AI in production today, yet three-quarters expect AI agents to have some level of autonomy towards decisions by 2027. Only 37% say their current governance system is designed to scale with agentic AI deployment.

Ana Paula Assis, IBM Senior Vice President and Chair, EMEA and APAC, said: “The AI debate has moved from adoption to governance and accountability. As organizations progress from AI assistants to autonomous agents, governance can no longer be treated as a compliance exercise. It has become a business requirement and value enabler.

The enterprises that can scale AI with accountability and trust will be postitioned to realize business value. That means governance must be built into how agents operate, with clear boundaries on what they can do, clear ownership when things go wrong, and controls that work in real-time.”

Accountability & liability gap

Nearly all executives (98%) surveyed have formally assigned responsibility for AI risk at board level, including 26% with a dedicated board-level AI committee. Yet the research found no clear consensus on accountability for adverse outcomes from AI agents. An organization’s CIO or CTO was the most frequently cited role with assigned responsibility for adverse outcomes from AI agents, selected by just 17% of all respondents.

Respondents’ views on legal liability when an AI system causes significant harm were also divided: 20% say it should be shared proportionally between deployer and vendor, 19% say there should be a regulatory framework that does not yet adequately exist, and 14% say it should sit with the AI vendor or technology provider.

To manage increasingly autonomous AI agents making decisions without human approval at each step by 2027, executives expect to need formal legal or contractual frameworks defining AI vendor liability for agent failures (33%), defined human escalation thresholds (32%), real-time monitoring and audit trails of agent decisions and actions (30%) and the ability to immediately halt agent activity across the enterprise (29%).

Other key findings include:

Measurement of financial risk exposure less established than board ownership: More than half (54%) of surveyed executives govern generative AI tools and agentic AI systems as distinct risk categories with separate governance frameworks and a further 38% apply the same core framework, but with additional controls to agentic AI. Measuring financial exposure from gaps in AI governance is less advanced: only 37% have a formal, board-reviewed quantification of the financial risk created by gaps in their AI governance.Supply chain risk: 54% of all respondents acknowledge gaps or limitations in how their governance framework covers the AI systems and models used by key vendors, technology partners and supply chain participants. Only 21% continuously monitor third-party AI risk and 13% apply independent assurance or certification requirements.Regulation shapes the pace regionally: In the EU, 41% of surveyed executives are accelerating governance investment ahead of the EU AI Act’s high-risk obligations in December 2027, and a further 35% are on track with structured compliance plans. In the UK, sector regulator expectations are the most cited driver of AI governance investment (27%), while in Saudi Arabia and the UAE, national AI strategy requirements lead (61%).

Study methodology

The research was conducted by Censuswide on behalf of IBM among 3,221 executive management respondents, including C-level, at organizations with 1,000 or more employees in the UK, France, Germany, Italy, Spain, the Netherlands, Saudi Arabia and the UAE. The data was collected between 14 and 24 September 2026.

About IBM

IBM is a leading provider of global hybrid cloud and AI, and consulting expertise. We help clients in more than 175 countries capitalize on insights from their data, streamline business processes, reduce costs and gain the competitive edge in their industries. Thousands of government and corporate entities in critical infrastructure areas such as financial services, telecommunications and healthcare rely on IBM’s hybrid cloud platform and Red Hat OpenShift to affect their digital transformations quickly, efficiently and securely. IBM’s breakthrough innovations in AI, quantum computing, industry-specific cloud solutions and consulting deliver open and flexible options to our clients. All of this is backed by IBM’s long-standing commitment to trust, transparency, responsibility, inclusivity, and service.  Visit www.ibm.com for more information.

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Gregor Hastings
IBM EMEA Communications
gregor.hastings@ibm.com

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