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- 1Morgan Stanley Says Rocket Lab Is Becoming More Like SpaceXβRKLB Stock Rises Overnight: Rocket Lab Is Becoming More Like SpaceX, Morgan Stanley Says β Hereβs Why
Rocket Lab stock rose overnight after Morgan Stanley published a note arguing the company is increasingly resembling SpaceX in its business model and growth trajectory. The bank's comparison, highlighting Rocket Lab's expansion beyond launch services, lifted investor sentiment around the space company's shares.
- 2Rape cases rise in Singapore's first-half crime figuresβAccording to the policeβs mid-year crime brief released on Aug 24, the number of rape cases rose from 230 in the first h
Singapore police released their mid-year crime brief on Aug 24, reporting that rape cases increased from 230 in the first half of 2025 to 261 in the first half of 2026, a rise of 31 cases. The figures are drawing attention as the public assesses what the increase signals about safety and law enforcement trends.
- 3US economy adds disappointing 29,000 jobs in Septemberβ# US adds disappointing 29,000 # jobs & # unemployment ticks up to 4.2% in September # Trump # policy # labor # economy
US employers added only 29,000 jobs in September while the unemployment rate rose to 4.2%, a weak showing that heightened concerns about a slowing labor market. Commentators are tying the disappointing figures to the broader economic debate, including the Trump administration's policies, tariffs, inflation pressures and worries over affordability and a possible recession.
- 4Nikkei Gains 1.0% as Chip Stocks Lead RallyβNikkei Rises 1.0%, Led by Chip Stocks https://www.wsj.com/finance/stocks/nikkei-rises-1-0-led-by-chip-stocks-bdac1d0a?mo
Japan's Nikkei stock index rose 1.0%, with semiconductor shares driving the gains, according to the Wall Street Journal. Chip stocks have been a key driver of Japanese market moves in recent months, making the sector's performance closely watched by investors tracking global technology demand.
- 5UAE prosecutors say flydubai incident was attempted terror attackβ'Attempted terror attack': UAE prosecution reveals first details of flydubai investigation
UAE prosecutors have released the first details of their investigation into an incident involving a flydubai flight, describing it as an attempted terror attack. The announcement offers the official account of what happened aboard the aircraft and signals authorities are treating the case as a security matter, drawing wide attention across the region and beyond.
- 6AI-Generated Prose Seen as Risk to Writers and CareersβUsing AI-Generated Prose Hurts Your Career and the Whole Industry
Commentary argues that relying on AI-generated writing damages individual careers and harms the wider writing industry. The piece warns that outsourced prose erodes professional skills, devalues writers' work, and undermines trust in published text. It reflects a growing debate among writers and publishers over the use of generative AI tools in professional writing.
- 7Pan-seared ribeyes basted with garlic, rosemary and butterβΌDinner tonight! Two pan seared ribeyes on the grill! Basted with fresh garlic, rosemary and butter. # ribeye # steak # s
A home cook shared dinner plans featuring two pan-seared ribeyes basted with fresh garlic, rosemary and butter. The post, tagged for steak, grilling and cast-iron cooking, drew a handful of likes from fellow food enthusiasts.
- 8US 10-Year Treasury Yields Hit 24-Year Highβπ΄ BREAKING U.S. Treasury Yields Hit 24-Year High Despite Weak Jobs Report U.S. 10-year Treasury yields rose to a 24-year
The US 10-year Treasury yield rose to a 24-year high of 5.28% on October 2, defying the usual pattern in which weak jobs data pushes yields down. The move came despite a weaker-than-expected jobs report, pointing to shifting investor sentiment and growing pressure on bond markets. Analysts are watching what rising borrowing costs mean for equities, mortgages and Federal Reserve policy.
- 9Two Iranian men accused of scouting UK synagogue for chlorine bomb plotβProsecutor says 2 Iranian men scouted a UK synagogue for a chlorine bomb plot
Prosecutors say two Iranian men scouted a synagogue in the United Kingdom as part of a plot involving a chlorine bomb. The allegations were disclosed in court, where the men face terrorism-related charges. The case has drawn attention amid heightened concern in Britain about threats to Jewish sites and alleged Iranian-directed activity on UK soil.
- 10Elaine Garzarelli's 1987 Crash Prediction Made Her a Wall Street LegendβDays Before Black Monday In 1987, A Lehman Analyst Correctly Predicted The Stock Market Crash On National TV. She Became A Wall Street Legend Over Night And Investors Handed Elaine Garzarelli $700 Million To Manage. The Next Year Her Fund Had
Days before Black Monday in October 1987, Lehman Brothers analyst Elaine Garzarelli correctly predicted the stock market crash on national television. She became a Wall Street legend overnight, and investors handed her roughly $700 million to manage. But the story turned: her fund reportedly performed poorly in the following year, and her reputation as a market oracle faded almost as quickly as it rose.
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XNDU shares rose after the company announced a deal with ASML aimed at addressing optical loss in photonic quantum chips, a key technical hurdle for the technology. The partnership suggests the two firms will work together on improving chip performance, and investors responded positively, sending the stock higher.
- 12Bitcoin edges higher in Swiss franc tradingβΌπ Crypto en CHF β 04.10.2026 07:00 βΏ # BTC 70'515 CHF βοΈ +0.3% Ξ # ETH 2'238 CHF βοΈ +0.6% Γ # DOGE 0.0771 CHF βοΈ -0.3% #
Bitcoin is trading at 70,515 Swiss francs, up 0.3%, while Ethereum rose 0.6% to 2,238 francs. Dogecoin slipped 0.3% to 0.0771 francs. The modest moves suggest a quiet start to the day for crypto markets, with the two largest coins gaining slightly while the meme token edged down.
- 13Readers reflect on Richard Powers' novel PlaygroundβRichard Powers is my favorite novelist. I love the beauty and creativity of his prose. His original metaphors are often
A reader is praising Richard Powers, calling him a favorite novelist and admiring the beauty and originality of his prose and metaphors. The post discusses Playground, his 2024 novel, noting that its complex, interwoven storylines proved confusing enough that the reader felt they did not fully grasp the book. The remarks highlight both admiration for Powers' writing and the challenge of his ambitious structure.
- 14Portugal prosecutors probe US use of Lajes base in Iran warβPortugal prosecutors probe legality of US use of Lajes base in Iran war
Portuguese prosecutors have opened an investigation into whether the United States' use of the Lajes air base in the Azores during the war with Iran was legally justified. The probe examines whether operations launched from Portuguese territory complied with international law and bilateral agreements, raising questions over Lisbon's role in the conflict.
- 15Broadway Cast Announced for Dolly Parton MusicalβDolly Parton's hand-picked cast for Broadway's "Dolly: A True Original Musical" has been announced: Katie Rose Clark, Ca
Dolly Parton's hand-picked cast for Broadway's 'Dolly: A True Original Musical' has been announced. Katie Rose Clark, Carrie St. John and Norah Nunes will play Dolly at various stages of her life, with John Behlmann as her husband Carl Dean and Gabriel Ebert as Porter Wagoner. Fans of the country legend are discussing the casting choices ahead of the show's official opening.
- 16EU Manufacturing Turnover Edges Up 0.2% in JulyβΌEU Manufacturing Turnover Rises 0.2% in July 2026 | Eurostat - News and Statistics
Eurostat data show EU manufacturing turnover rose 0.2% in July 2026, a marginal gain that suggests the sector is holding broadly steady rather than recovering strongly. Observers are weighing the figure against ongoing concerns about weak industrial demand and high energy costs across the bloc, with analysts divided on whether it signals stabilisation or mere stagnation in European manufacturing.
- 17Prosecutors Warn Immigration Arrests at Churches Endanger Public SafetyβΌProsecutors Warn DHS Immigration Enforcement at Houses of Worship Threatens Public Safety
A group of prosecutors is warning the Department of Homeland Security that conducting immigration enforcement at houses of worship threatens public safety. They argue that fear of arrests in churches, synagogues, mosques and similar spaces will deter witnesses, victims and congregants from cooperating with law enforcement or attending services, undermining community trust and crime reporting.
- 18Delhi-NCR housing prices jump 12% in Q3, highest among top citiesβDelhi-NCR housing prices rise 12% in Q3, highest among top seven cities: Report
Housing prices in Delhi-NCR rose 12% in the third quarter, the steepest increase among India's top seven cities, according to a report covered by The Times of India. The surge highlights the region's position as the country's fastest-appreciating property market, pointing to strong demand and rising costs for homebuyers in the national capital region.
- 19Bitcoin Cash gains 1.59% amid Bitcoin crash fearsβBitcoin Cash rises 1.59% amid Bitcoin crash fea...
Bitcoin Cash rose 1.59% as traders weigh fears of a broader Bitcoin downturn. The token is moving against the negative sentiment surrounding the wider crypto market, with investors closely watching whether Bitcoin's slide deepens or stabilises. Interest in how smaller cryptocurrencies behave during Bitcoin-led sell-offs is driving attention to the price move.
- 20Japan's cybersecurity agency releases 2026 white paperβIPA's Information Security White Paper 2026 is out, only in Japanese. Our English summary: - Phishing reports up 15% to
Japan's Information-technology Promotion Agency (IPA) has published its Information Security White Paper 2026, so far only in Japanese. An English summary circulating among security researchers reports phishing reports rose 15% to 2.31 million, illicit bank transfers hit Β₯10.4 billion, the worst figure in five years, and that Japan's active cyber defense policy is largely framed around information sharing. It also covers Project YATA-Shield's response to AI-assisted threats.
- 21California Mental Health Laws Shift Toward Predicting DangerousnessβΌTwo Prosecutor-Backed Mental Health Laws Raise Questions over Californiaβs Shift toward Predicting Dangerousness
Two new California mental health laws backed by prosecutors are drawing scrutiny for moving the state's approach away from treatment and toward predicting whether individuals may become dangerous. Critics and legal observers are questioning the implications of this predictive model for civil liberties, due process and how people with mental illness are treated within the justice system.
- 22Alexandra Farms Showcases Garden Rose Collection at Expo FlorβΌAlexandra Farms Brings Its Garden Rose Collection to Expo Flor
Rose grower Alexandra Farms is presenting its garden rose collection at Expo Flor, a floral industry trade event. The display highlights the farm's specialty garden roses to florists, designers and buyers from the international flower trade. Industry watchers see it as a bid to expand the farm's presence in the premium cut-flower market.
- 23SLS Stock Jumps Overnight On AML Survival DataβSLS Stock Rises Overnight: Retail Traders Call New AML Survival Data 'Huge' Ahead Of CEOβs Fox Appearance
Shares of SLS, the biotech behind AML-focused treatment candidates, rose in overnight trading after new survival data drew enthusiasm from retail traders, who described the results as 'huge'. Attention is also building ahead of a scheduled CEO interview on Fox, which investors expect could amplify the stock's momentum. Traders are watching for confirmation of the data and further company commentary.
- 24European residential heat pump sales up 11% in first halfβ"European residential heat pump sales up 11% in H1" # Europe # HeatPumps # Energy https://www. pv-magazine.com/2026/09/2
European residential heat pump sales rose 11% in the first half of the year, according to an industry report, signalling renewed growth after previous market downturns. The rebound is being read as a positive sign for the continent's shift away from gas heating and towards electrified, energy-efficient home heating technology.
- 25Steam global stats counter adds games and achievementsβ:steam: The global statistics have been updated! Owned Games: +10 (2677854) Unlocked Achievements: +9 (22940256) Total p
A live tracker of Steam global statistics reports its latest update: 10 more games owned worldwide, bringing the total to 2,677,854, plus 9 newly unlocked achievements for a cumulative 22,940,256. Total recorded playtime rose by one day, 15 hours and 34 minutes. The figures offer a small periodic snapshot of aggregate gaming activity on Steam.
- 26Warm morning greets class of 2027 event a week after nor'easterβOne week after norβeaster storm, sun rises on a warm day for class of 2027 event
One week after a nor'easter storm battered the region, the sun rose on a warm, clear morning as students and families gathered for a class of 2027 event. The welcome break in the weather allowed the school community event to go ahead in pleasant conditions, a sharp contrast to the heavy storm conditions of the previous week.
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St. Ambrose is marking its 175th anniversary, according to a report by the Republican Herald. The milestone has drawn local attention to the institution's long history and its role in the community over nearly two centuries. Details about specific celebrations or events tied to the anniversary were not provided in the available coverage.
- 28Steam global stats cross 2.67 million owned gamesβ:steam: The global statistics have been updated! Owned Games: +2 (2677844) Unlocked Achievements: +8 (22940247) Total pl
Updated Steam global statistics show users collectively own 2,677,844 games, with 2 added in the latest update, and have unlocked 22,940,247 achievements, up by 8. Total tracked playtime rose by just over 14 hours. The figures are shared as a running tally of worldwide Steam gaming activity, giving a snapshot of how much people are playing and completing across the platform.
- 29What to remember before the next 'A Court of Thorns and Roses' novelβΌWhat to remember from Sarah J. Maas' books before the next 'A Court of Thorns and Roses' novel comes out
Fans of Sarah J. Maas' 'A Court of Thorns and Roses' series are brushing up on the books ahead of the next installment. Guides are recapping key plot points, characters and lore from the fantasy romance saga so readers are prepared for the new novel's release. The series remains one of the biggest names in the romantasy boom, with a large and active readership.
- 30Nasdaq Leads Stocks Higher as Hiring SoftensβNasdaq Leads Stocks Higher as Hiring Softens https://www.wsj.com/finance/investing/nasdaq-leads-stocks-higher-as-hiring-
US stocks rose, with the Nasdaq leading gains, after a report showed hiring slowed. Investors interpreted the weaker labor market as a sign the Federal Reserve may ease interest-rate policy sooner, boosting risk assets and technology shares in particular.
- 31How Seattle Jazz and Ray Charles Shaped Quincy JonesβHow Charlie Taylor, Ray Charles and Seattle jazz shaped Quincy Jones
A new profile explores the early roots of Quincy Jones's career, tracing how pianist Charlie Taylor, his partnership with Ray Charles, and Seattle's vibrant jazz scene of the late 1940s and early 1950s shaped the young musician before he rose to become one of the world's most celebrated producers and composers.
- 32Prosecutor: Dickus murders suspect to be waived to adult courtβProsecutor: Dickus murders suspect to be waived to adult court, detectives not looking for any more suspects
The prosecutor in the Dickus murders case says the suspect will be waived to adult court, and detectives say they are not looking for any additional suspects. The announcement narrows the investigation to a single person charged in the killings. Details about the suspect's age, the victims, or a trial date have not been provided in the available reports.