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Thieves use furniture lift to steal €88M in Louvre jewel heistBusiness

Thieves use furniture lift to steal €88M in Louvre jewel heist

Thieves used a furniture lift to steal €88 million in French crown jewels from the Louvre on October 19, 2025, bypassing high-tech security systems easily.

12 States Sue to Block $110 Billion Paramount-Warner Bros. MergerBusiness

12 States Sue to Block $110 Billion Paramount-Warner Bros. Merger

California Attorney General Rob Bonta and 11 other states sued to block the $110 billion Paramount-Warner Bros. merger, citing federal antitrust laws.

Low-cost drone strikes halt maritime trade in the Sea of AzovBusiness

Low-cost drone strikes halt maritime trade in the Sea of Azov

Ukrainian drone strikes have halted maritime trade in the Sea of Azov, forcing Russia to suspend operations after 90 vessels were targeted this past week.

Reality TV stars pivot to corporate roles as tech business incubatorsBusiness

Reality TV stars pivot to corporate roles as tech business incubators

Love Island USA star Leah Kateb has been named chief creative officer of a tech firm, moving reality personalities from TV fame into corporate roles.

Eight Die as Speedboat Capsizes Off Vietnam Coast on SaturdayBusiness

Eight Die as Speedboat Capsizes Off Vietnam Coast on Saturday

Eight people died Saturday after a speedboat carrying 32 Indian tourists and four crew members capsized off the coast of Phu Quoc island in Vietnam.

Typhoon Bavi forces massive logistics scramble across East AsiaBusiness

Typhoon Bavi forces massive logistics scramble across East Asia

Typhoon Bavi triggered a major logistics scramble across East Asia after causing at least 17 deaths and severe landslides throughout the Philippines region.

Number 100,000 emerges as benchmark for global structural disruptionBusiness

Number 100,000 emerges as benchmark for global structural disruption

Volkswagen management now weighs a restructuring plan that could eliminate 100,000 jobs worldwide, according to new reports on looming factory closures.

Apple Invests $30 Billion in Broadcom for US Chip ManufacturingBusiness

Apple Invests $30 Billion in Broadcom for US Chip Manufacturing

Apple commits $30 billion to Broadcom to manufacture wireless chips in the United States, aiming to secure its silicon supply chain via domestic plants.

Bezos Opens Blue Origin to Outside Investors to Challenge SpaceXBusiness

Bezos Opens Blue Origin to Outside Investors to Challenge SpaceX

Jeff Bezos will now accept outside investors for Blue Origin to raise $10 billion, ending his solo funding model to compete directly with rival SpaceX.

K2 Airways Boeing 737-400 freighter vanishes over Arabian SeaBusiness

K2 Airways Boeing 737-400 freighter vanishes over Arabian Sea

A K2 Airways Boeing 737-400 freighter vanished over the Arabian Sea on Tuesday after reporting a navigational system failure while en route to Karachi.

Nintendo halts European Switch shipments amid consumer electronics dipBusiness

Nintendo halts European Switch shipments amid consumer electronics dip

Nintendo has stopped shipping Switch consoles to Europe as consumer demand falls. This follows the tragic death of 25-year-old PBS engineer Ivy Unruh.

Microsoft to cut 4,800 jobs across Xbox and commercial sales unitsBusiness

Microsoft to cut 4,800 jobs across Xbox and commercial sales units

Microsoft will cut 4,800 jobs across its Xbox and commercial sales units. CEO Asha Sharma confirmed this reduction affects 2.1% of the company's workforce.