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12 Oct 2026Amazon eyes $7bn AI bet as oil slidesDiesel diplomacy, Delhi protests, and why Jassy's buying again.09 Oct 2026SpaceX wants to be your mobile carrierTelco stocks fell. Starlink just got a lot more ambitious.08 Oct 2026Weston family buys Boots for £7bnPlus: rate-rigging convictions quashed, Samsung's $80bn AI quarter07 Oct 2026Paramount closes $111bn Warner deal, forms SkydancePlus: Taiwan overtakes Korea, Google goes nuclear with Constellation06 Oct 2026BT rescues TalkTalk for £400m. Rates hit 6% anywaySchneider pays $22.6bn for PTC. The S&P flirts with a record. Pick a lane.05 Oct 2026Bolsonaro tops first round, Brazil assets set to surgePollsters got it wrong. Markets won't wait to find out why.02 Oct 2026A Flydubai co-pilot allegedly tried to crash a jetPlus: bond yields hit 2002 levels, Accenture proves AI isn't killing consultants01 Oct 2026Micron's revenue quintupled. AI memory is the trade nowA Flydubai captain got stabbed mid-flight. Passengers landed the plane.30 Sept 2026Boeing just won every sixth-gen fighter contract goingYields hit 5.6 percent, China finds 0.1 percent of expansion, and Anthropic warns its own product might end humanity.29 Sept 2026OpenAI cancels a model. Nvidia buys back $150bn.One company killed a launch. Another bet on itself instead.28 Sept 2026Fed says more hikes won't break AmericaNomura's chief economist thinks 4.25% is survivable. The bond market isn't so sure.25 Sept 202630-year Treasury yield hits highest since 2004Goldman says AI stocks can shrug it off. The bond market disagrees.24 Sept 2026Diller walks from MGM. $18bn gone in a sentence.An OpenAI agent got into Medicare files. Albanese wants answers, not apologies.23 Sept 2026NSE lists tomorrow at a $50bn valuation nobody fundedIndia's biggest exchange goes public, and the company itself gets none of it.22 Sept 2026Amazon locks Meta's Muse out of its storeParamount clears the last hurdle for Warner Bros. Chip stocks say AI agents are the next demand shock.21 Sept 2026US diesel hits $6.50 as tanker rates top $500k a dayTrump and Xi meet Thursday. Wall Street already knows the AI truce is the easy part.18 Sept 2026Yuan hits a four-year high, Fed's absentPBOC lets the currency run. Cooper's board gets an activist knock.17 Sept 2026Chelsea's owners just cashed out at £3.1bnPlus: Holtec kills its IPO, and Google gets an antitrust leash16 Sept 2026US 10-year yield hits 2007 levelsBessent meets his Chinese counterpart, and the pound has a rare good morning15 Sept 2026China locks down passports, Odey loses his last appealPlus: Amazon drops a cargo partner after a fatal crash14 Sept 2026Iran's proxies now hold both oil chokepointsAnthropic tells investors to slow down and buy up compute in the same week11 Sept 2026Oil at $101 hands the Fed a rate hike excuseCopper doubts, SoftBank shorts get squeezed, and Barington wants Bath & Body Works sold10 Sept 2026Apple's $2,000 foldable bet on John TernusPlus: an Anthropic researcher's exit note, and Automattic's boardroom coup09 Sept 2026US bans Canadian dairy, beer and bikes outrightTariffs weren't enough. Now Washington just deletes the market.08 Sept 2026Oil nears $100, yen breaks 154, JLR cuts 4,000Three things moving fast: crude, currencies, and Coventry's car plants07 Sept 2026Ash grounds Jakarta, and Amazon loses a 767 in MiamiKrakatau shuts eight airports while a cargo jet burns at MIA04 Sept 2026Nvidia buys Hugging Face for $12.9 billionThe GitHub of AI now has a chip company's balance sheet behind it03 Sept 2026Elliott takes aim at the T-Mobile dealAn activist investor just made Deutsche Telekom's boardroom very uncomfortable.02 Sept 2026Gilt yields hit a 28-year highBond markets are having a moment. Not a good one.01 Sept 2026Bailey tells G20: AI could crash marketsThe 30-year bond is having its worst August since 2006. Nobody's connecting the two stories. They're the same story.

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