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Anthropic Lets Safety Testers InsideSix METR researchers will get employee-like access to Anthropic's tools, hardware and offices.
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Sweden fines bet365 but leaves its licence standingSpelinspektionen has issued a warning and two penalty fees against Hillside, the bet365 operating entity, with sanctions totaling SEK 44 million, according to SBC News.
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Europe’s €115 billion cloud warning has a lobbyist’s logoSome of America’s biggest tech companies are warning Europe that cloud sovereignty could cost it €115 billion.
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Cheap groceries were starting to look possibleRising diesel and shipping costs are threatening a fragile stretch of food-price stability in the US.
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Anthropic’s Numbers Got Bigger, Not SimplerThe AI company told investors quarterly revenue hit $16.8 billion as IPO plans edge closer.
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Google Opens YouTube Masthead to Licensed Betting AdsGoogle says online gambling advertisers can buy YouTube’s top homepage placement from October 21.
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Moynihan Says BofA Takes $1.2 Billion in US Fines SeriouslyBank of America Chief Executive Officer Brian Moynihan said in an interview with Bloomberg that the bank takes $1.2 billion in fines levied by the US government seriously, that there is accountability at the firm, and that the related costs are in the company’s “baseline.”
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Lufthansa Gets TAP’s Open DoorPortugal said Lufthansa will buy 44.9% of TAP as the state pushes ahead with reprivatisation.
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JPMorgan and Citigroup Still See Revenue Growth for TSMCAnalysts at JPMorgan and Citigroup expect further revenue growth for Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co., according to a MarketWatch report published ahead of the chipmaker’s results.
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Drone strikes hit Yandex where it hurtsAfter attacks on three Russian datacenters, Yandex Pay and cloud services remained partly offline.
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Nvidia Picks France for a Sovereignty BetNvidia said it plans to invest in four French companies, a small cluster of deals that matters less for the tally than for what France wants it to advertise: AI sovereignty without the fantasy of building every layer alone.
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Turkey lets the lira slipGovernor Fatih Karahan told investors faster weakness now may avoid a sharper break later.
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ASML posts a record quarter and still says it can’t meet AI demandASML reported record third-quarter sales of €11.66 billion and, more revealingly, said its current production plans will still fall short of customer demand in 2027 and 2028.
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Brussels Tests Its AI Act in the LabThe EU AI Office sent OpenAI and Anthropic requests after disclosed safety documents fell short.
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Ronaldo waves Saudi-flag scarf after missile alert delays Al-Nassr matchA missile alert delayed Al-Nassr’s Asian Champions League game in Riyadh before the Saudi side beat Neftchi Fergana 3-1, with Cristiano Ronaldo later draping a Saudi-flag scarf over his shoulders as he applauded supporters.
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Peru Bill Would Tax Each Online Bet at 5%Peru has not raised its online betting tax. It has a bill, and in this business that distinction is the clause everyone skims and the one that matters.
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Netanyahu Targets Faces Behind NAZAThe Israeli prime minister wants a documentary’s masked military sources identified and prosecuted.
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DNA Leads Police Back to the RenoirsFrench prosecutors say DNA and vehicle tracking helped recover two stolen Renoirs in Cagnes-sur-Mer.
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Brazil Judge Keeps Stake Brasil OnlineA federal court in São Paulo has, for now, kept Stake Brasil in business.
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NATO Puts Its Warning in PublicGeneral Alexus Grynkewich is set to present NATO’s “theory of victory” in Warsaw.
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Sweden fines bet365 but leaves its licence standingSpelinspektionen has issued a warning and two penalty fees against Hillside, the bet365 operating entity, with sanctions totaling SEK 44 million, according to SBC News.
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Europe’s €115 billion cloud warning has a lobbyist’s logoSome of America’s biggest tech companies are warning Europe that cloud sovereignty could cost it €115 billion.
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Cheap groceries were starting to look possibleRising diesel and shipping costs are threatening a fragile stretch of food-price stability in the US.
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Anthropic’s Numbers Got Bigger, Not SimplerThe AI company told investors quarterly revenue hit $16.8 billion as IPO plans edge closer.
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Google Opens YouTube Masthead to Licensed Betting AdsGoogle says online gambling advertisers can buy YouTube’s top homepage placement from October 21.
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Moynihan Says BofA Takes $1.2 Billion in US Fines SeriouslyBank of America Chief Executive Officer Brian Moynihan said in an interview with Bloomberg that the bank takes $1.2 billion in fines levied by the US government seriously, that there is accountability at the firm, and that the related costs are in the company’s “baseline.”
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Lufthansa Gets TAP’s Open DoorPortugal said Lufthansa will buy 44.9% of TAP as the state pushes ahead with reprivatisation.
Global09
JPMorgan and Citigroup Still See Revenue Growth for TSMCAnalysts at JPMorgan and Citigroup expect further revenue growth for Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co., according to a MarketWatch report published ahead of the chipmaker’s results.
Global10
Drone strikes hit Yandex where it hurtsAfter attacks on three Russian datacenters, Yandex Pay and cloud services remained partly offline.
Global11
Nvidia Picks France for a Sovereignty BetNvidia said it plans to invest in four French companies, a small cluster of deals that matters less for the tally than for what France wants it to advertise: AI sovereignty without the fantasy of building every layer alone.
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Turkey lets the lira slipGovernor Fatih Karahan told investors faster weakness now may avoid a sharper break later.
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ASML posts a record quarter and still says it can’t meet AI demandASML reported record third-quarter sales of €11.66 billion and, more revealingly, said its current production plans will still fall short of customer demand in 2027 and 2028.
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Brussels Tests Its AI Act in the LabThe EU AI Office sent OpenAI and Anthropic requests after disclosed safety documents fell short.
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Ronaldo waves Saudi-flag scarf after missile alert delays Al-Nassr matchA missile alert delayed Al-Nassr’s Asian Champions League game in Riyadh before the Saudi side beat Neftchi Fergana 3-1, with Cristiano Ronaldo later draping a Saudi-flag scarf over his shoulders as he applauded supporters.
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Peru Bill Would Tax Each Online Bet at 5%Peru has not raised its online betting tax. It has a bill, and in this business that distinction is the clause everyone skims and the one that matters.
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Netanyahu Targets Faces Behind NAZAThe Israeli prime minister wants a documentary’s masked military sources identified and prosecuted.
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DNA Leads Police Back to the RenoirsFrench prosecutors say DNA and vehicle tracking helped recover two stolen Renoirs in Cagnes-sur-Mer.
Global19
Brazil Judge Keeps Stake Brasil OnlineA federal court in São Paulo has, for now, kept Stake Brasil in business.
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NATO Puts Its Warning in PublicGeneral Alexus Grynkewich is set to present NATO’s “theory of victory” in Warsaw.