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Netanyahu seeks U.S. mediation for an Israeli role against the Houthis, while Mohammed bin Salman reportedly objects to the domestic backlash and political costs.

Musk’s reported cycle funding reaches $366 million, including $276 million since July, as he backs Republican turnout and Senate campaigns. The total also includes earlier-election work and other causes.

Meta launches Muse Wonder to challenge the leading AI labs, while Zuckerberg argues that safety pauses should be decided inside each company.

SWI Group raises €800 million for its AI build-out after taking control of Genesis Digital Assets, pursuing power connections and computing customers instead of Bitcoin mining.

The Russian diesel opening faces bipartisan opposition as an unverified Iranian-origin claim raises questions about cargo provenance and sanctions compliance.

Musk’s shopping pitch asks users to upload card photos, while published policies warn about persistent credentials, imperfect review controls and responsibility for payment actions.

XRP funds drew $11.31 million in the week ending October 9 as three larger crypto ETF groups lost $1.248 billion, but fund-flow resilience has not guaranteed a price breakout.

An implant found in one device, $93.2 million traced in estimated losses and a reseller shutdown: what is confirmed, who should act and why recovery remains uncertain.

Gates warns of AI-assisted cyberattacks over the next year and calls for public safety oversight beyond company promises, while rejecting claims of imminent human extinction.

Tehran threatens cables, data centres and AI facilities if fighting resumes, putting the Gulf’s digital ambitions alongside energy trade in the confrontation.

Musk says mastering chip production could take years as Tesla and SpaceX pursue Terafab, a Texas factory with an estimated $16.8 billion initial investment.

Apex maps separate GOOGL and GOOG breakout levels, conditional $400 and $394 targets, and the cash-flow cost of Alphabet’s AI expansion.

Trump says the U.S. may join Saudi strikes after Riyadh’s airport was attacked again. Reuters reports 12 deaths; Saudi authorities have not issued an official toll.

U.S. semiconductor import spending reached $90.467 billion in January–August, up 84% from a year earlier, while Trump’s AI strategy calls for bringing chip manufacturing home.

The crypto platform seeks exchange and brokerage registrations as the CFTC proposes new rules for event contracts. Neither step is a launch approval.

European allies reject sanctions against the court itself. New U.S. licences preserve specified operations through April 2027 while governments prepare to defend the tribunal.

The permanent industry ban reaches financial businesses and investment promotion. The $35 million maximum consists of conditional obligations linked to forfeiture and imprisonment.

Washington allows Russian diesel sales until April 2027. Kyiv says sanctions relief should depend on reciprocal restraint, not arrive while its negotiators pursue peace.

Musk calls Ambani “Prime Minister,” but Jio is also a prospective Starlink distributor. Inside the spectrum fight, India’s approval process and the stakes for customers.

Insiders are preparing for a major cyberattack and the backlash afterward. OpenAI says its preparedness exercises do not treat disaster as inevitable.

Seven fabricated bylines placed nearly 100 articles in real outlets. Investigators identified Iran-based operators, but have not established who hired them or a government link.

A new 800 MHz spectrum agreement and approval for 15,000 mobile satellites put Starlink’s carrier ambitions in focus. The license transfer still needs FCC clearance.

Trump says he was comparing gasoline costs with a hypothetical nuclear threat. His denial follows bipartisan criticism of remarks naming the two California cities.

Julia Garner and Anthony Boyle lead the eight-part FTX drama, with a fresh trailer exploring the relationship between Caroline Ellison and Sam Bankman-Fried.