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State election officials in Saxony-Anhalt are facing questions over whether the state election must be held again following allegations of illegal campaign financing. German media report the affair could have legal consequences for the vote's validity, with debate now centring on possible repeat elections and the political fallout in the state.
- 2Goldman Sachs Says Long-Term Treasury Market Is Bidless●Goldman Sachs Calls Long-Term Treasury Market Bidless as Yields Surge
Goldman Sachs traders say the long-term US Treasury market has become 'bidless', with few buyers stepping in as long-dated yields surge. The warning underscores growing investor anxiety over heavy government debt issuance, inflation risks and waning demand for long-duration bonds. Market watchers are debating whether the selloff signals a broader repricing of US fiscal risk.
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Attention on Goldman Sachs is focused on its succession planning for David Solomon's eventual replacement. CNBC reports that the bank's CEO succession planning faces one big problem, while Bloomberg says the heir apparent faces a tough task keeping deputies happy. The coverage suggests internal tensions over who will lead and how rivals within the executive ranks are being managed.
- 4Marker Wadden beach landscapes draw photography attention●Marker Wadden, The Netherlands. #flickr https://flic.kr/p/2sE8gBm #beach #beachscape #clouds #cloudscape #sky #skyscape
Photographers are sharing images of Marker Wadden, the artificial archipelago in the Markermeer lake in the Netherlands, highlighting its sandy beaches, open skies and cloudscapes. The shots, taken with professional camera equipment, are being circulated among travel and nature photography communities, showcasing the area as a scenic destination for landscape photography and day trips.
- 5Damien Chazelle's 'La La Land' divides musical lovers again●Damien Chazelle – „La La Land“ (2016) Ich habe ein eher kompliziertes Verhältnis zu Musicals. Sobald erwachsene Menschen
A German-language film blog is revisiting Damien Chazelle's 2016 musical 'La La Land', with the reviewer admitting a complicated relationship with the genre, saying adults bursting into song and dance on screen usually need a very good reason to keep them watching. The piece reflects an ongoing debate about whether Chazelle's Oscar-winning romance holds up for sceptics of the musical form.
- 6Runner logs 12km route to start the new month●Good Morning 🌄 Rounding the week off, and starting the new month, so my normal 12km run. 1K walk to warmup, then start m
A runner shared a morning update describing a regular 12km run to close the week and mark the start of a new month. The routine included a 1km walk to warm up before running from the bottom of a hill. They reported a lower left back ache for the first 4km, which they attributed to the previous day's strength and conditioning workout.
- 7Florida dengue outbreak is largest in continental US in decades●Florida's dengue outbreak is now the largest in the continental US in decades
Florida is experiencing the largest dengue outbreak in the continental United States in decades, with locally transmitted cases of the mosquito-borne virus reported in the state. Dengue, which causes high fever, severe body aches and in some cases serious complications, is uncommon within the continental US. Health officials are urging residents to take precautions against mosquitoes, and observers are weighing the role of warming temperatures in the disease's northward spread.
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ACHS and VASA Fitness have announced an expansion of their employee education benefits partnership. Under the arrangement, VASA Fitness staff gain broader access to educational programs, reflecting a wider trend of fitness industry employers investing in staff development and tuition support to attract and retain workers.
- 9Tesla and Goldman Sachs Launch Voting Instruction Plans for Retail Shareholders▼Tesla and Goldman Sachs Announce New “Voting Instruction Plans” for Retail Shareholders
Tesla and Goldman Sachs have announced new "voting instruction plans" aimed at retail shareholders. The plans are intended to make it easier for individual investors to instruct how their shares are voted at company meetings. Few further details are available, and it is not yet clear how the arrangement will work in practice or what prompted the move.
- 10Saxony-Anhalt state parliament to convene amid AfD dispute●Am 6. Oktober konstituiert sich der Landtag von Sachsen-Anhalt. Die AfD möchte einen rechtsextremen Landtagspräsidenten
The state parliament of Saxony-Anhalt will convene for its inaugural session on 6 October in Magdeburg. The AfD wants to install a right-wing extremist as parliamentary president, a prospect that has triggered public resistance. The alliance Solidarisches Magdeburg has called for a demonstration on the same day, urging people to watch closely, stand together and take a clear stance.