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Kanye West is scheduled to perform in St. Petersburg, and the event is generating major attention in Russia. Authorities and media report the scene around the Gazprom Arena ahead of the show, while organizers already face 19 lawsuits filed against them over the concert. Singer Yuri Loza said he would like to attend, and the event coincides with the November 4 National Unity Day holiday.
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Two unannounced Raspberry Pi models — a Zero 3W and a Pi 4 Model A — have been identified in Linux kernel device tree files, which typically list hardware before official release. The discovery suggests the Raspberry Pi Foundation is preparing new variants of its single-board computers, and hobbyists are speculating about specs, pricing and release dates.
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New US regulatory Form 4 filings show insider transactions across several listed companies, including RPC Inc, Agilysys and FB Financial, with directors and executives such as Amy Rollins Kreisler and William David Wood III reporting trades dated 2 November. Separate disclosures note large share sales at Kiniksa Pharmaceuticals and ANI Pharmaceuticals, while Doubleview Gold announced a $3.2 million private placement and the Chinese yuan traded below 6.65 against the dollar.
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Diamondback Energy, the Nasdaq-listed oil and gas producer trading under the ticker FANG, reported quarterly profit ahead of analyst expectations. The company said it plans only modest supply growth in 2026 despite persistent inflation, while the Iran conflict has lifted crude prices. A regulatory Form 4 filing from early October is also drawing investor attention.
- 5SLS Stock Rebounds as Retail Traders Eye ASH Abstracts▼SLS Stock Snaps 4-Day Slide As Retail Eyes ASH Abstracts — Fresh Filings Reveal Bigger Swiss, Arizona Pension Bets
Shares of SLS snapped a four-day losing streak as retail investors turn their attention to upcoming ASH abstracts, anticipating potential data on the company's blood disorder treatments. Newly disclosed filings also show increased stakes by Swiss and Arizona pension funds, adding institutional weight to the stock. Traders are discussing whether the ASH data could be a catalyst for further gains.
- 6Farming Startup That Touted Future of Agriculture Files for Bankruptcy▼This Startup Put the Future of Farming on National TV. 4 Years Later, It Filed for Bankruptcy
A farming startup that once presented itself as the future of agriculture on national television has filed for bankruptcy four years later. The collapse highlights the gap between high-profile media exposure and long-term business viability in the agtech sector, drawing attention to the risks of hyped food and farming ventures.
- 7BBC investigation finds planned UK data centres may use gas power●More climate vandalism in the name of # LLM tech: > BBC File on 4 Investigates has discovered that four planned "hypersc
A BBC File on 4 investigation has found that four planned hyperscale data centres, including three in southern England, are considering running on gas-fired power to meet their electricity needs, which would generate additional carbon dioxide emissions. Critics are calling the plans climate vandalism driven by the boom in large language model technology, arguing that the AI industry's energy demands are directly increasing fossil fuel use in Britain.
- 8Apple's EU label reveals new iPad Mini battery capacity▼Apple Reveals New iPad Mini's Battery Capacity Apple has published an EU energy label for the iPad mini 8 that reveals t
Apple has published an EU energy label for the iPad mini 8, showing the tablet ships with a 4,900 mAh battery. That is slightly smaller than the 5,034 mAh battery in the previous model, drawing attention to whether the new device will match its predecessor's battery life despite the reduced capacity.
- 9Man convicted in Faith Hedgepeth murder seeks new trial▼NC man convicted of Faith Hedgepeth’s murder asks for new trial, cites 4 issues
The North Carolina man convicted of murdering UNC student Faith Hedgepeth has filed a request for a new trial, citing four issues with his case. Hedgepeth, a member of the Haliwa-Saponi tribe, was killed in her Chapel Hill apartment in 2012, and her killing went unsolved for years. The motion renews attention on one of the state's most closely followed cold case prosecutions.
- 10Fatal Pearland apartment shooting leaves one dead, four charged with murder▼Fatal Pearland apartment shooting leaves 1 dead, 4 facing murder charges
One person was killed in a shooting at an apartment complex in Pearland, Texas, and four suspects are now facing murder charges in connection with the case. Details about the victims, the suspects, and the circumstances leading up to the shooting have not yet been released by authorities.
- 11Circle officer Jeremy Fox-Geen proposes sale of 4,238 shares▼CRCL: Circle officer Jeremy Fox-Geen proposes sale of 4,238 shares
Jeremy Fox-Geen, an officer at stablecoin issuer Circle, has filed a proposal to sell 4,238 shares of the company's stock (ticker CRCL). The proposed transaction was disclosed through regulatory filing channels and picked up by market news trackers. Details about the timing, price, or the officer's remaining stake are not given in the available report.
- 12Four charged with murder after deadly Pearland apartment disturbance▼Pearland apartment disturbance turns deadly. 4 people now face murder charges
Police in Pearland, Texas say an apartment disturbance escalated into a fatal incident, and four people are now facing murder charges in connection with the death. Authorities have not released extensive details about the circumstances or the victim in the case, which remains under investigation. Local residents are reacting to the unusual violence in the Houston-area suburb.
- 13Dolphin Entertainment CEO buys nearly $5,000 in company stock●Dolphin Entertainment CEO O’Dowd IV buys $4,965 in company stock
Bill O'Dowd IV, chief executive of Dolphin Entertainment, has purchased $4,965 worth of the company's stock. The small insider purchase was disclosed through regulatory filings and reported by financial news outlets. Investors often track insider buying as a signal of executive confidence, though the modest size of this transaction limits how much weight it carries.
- 14Dime Community Bancshares Filing Names Michael Fegan as Technology Chief▼Form 4 Dime Community Bancshares Inc: Michael Fegan (Chief Technology & Ops Officer) For: 22 October
A regulatory Form 4 filed with the SEC on 22 October lists Michael Fegan as Chief Technology and Operations Officer of Dime Community Bancshares, the New York-based holding company of Dime Community Bank. The filing documents a change in his holdings or role, drawing attention from investors tracking insider activity at the regional bank.
- 15Bay Street Breach Exposes 31,000 Files Across Four Law Firms●Bay Street Breach: 4 Law Firms, 31,000 Files [2026]
A reported data breach involving four Bay Street law firms has exposed an estimated 31,000 files. Bay Street is Toronto's equivalent of Wall Street, so the incident raises concerns about the security of sensitive legal and corporate documents held by Canada's top firms. Details on which firms were affected, how the breach occurred, and what data was taken have not been confirmed.
- 16Micron Technology insider filing released for November 1●Form 4 Micron Technology Inc For: 1 November By Investing.com
A Form 4 filing for Micron Technology Inc covering November 1 has been published via Investing.com. Form 4 documents disclose changes in stock ownership by company insiders such as executives and directors. The filing is being circulated as part of routine market coverage, with investors tracking insider buying and selling at the US memory chip maker.
- 17Four DC men charged in international meth and GBL trafficking case●4 men from DC charged in connection with international methamphetamine and GBL trafficking operation
Federal prosecutors have charged four men from Washington, DC in connection with an international trafficking operation involving methamphetamine and GBL, a chemical used to produce drugs. Details of the alleged network, the men's identities and where the charges were filed have not yet been fully laid out, but local outlet WUSA9 reports the case ties the defendants to a supply chain reaching beyond the United States.
- 18Patriots for Europe challenge Hungarian TISZA laws to European Commission●Patriots 4 Europe Challenge TISZA's Authoritarian Measures before the European Commission
The Patriots for Europe group in the European Parliament has filed a challenge against the TISZA party's authoritarian measures before the European Commission. The move escalates political tensions surrounding the Hungarian opposition party, whose leader Péter Magyar has emerged as a major challenger to Viktor Orbán's government. Details of the specific measures cited have not been made widely available.
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A personal finance report highlights four tax benefits that military families frequently overlook when filing their returns. The piece aims to help service members and their spouses claim deductions and credits they may be entitled to, amid ongoing concern that military households leave money on the table during tax season.
- 20Murder charge filed after autopsy in death of Atlanta boy, 4●Autopsy leads to murder charge in death of 4-year-old Atlanta boy
An autopsy has led authorities in Atlanta to file a murder charge in connection with the death of a 4-year-old boy, according to local radio station 95.5 WSB. The medical examination appears to have provided evidence that changed the course of the investigation into the child's death. Further details about the suspect or the circumstances have not been released.
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