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The bull market turned 4 years old on Monday. Investors say reaching a fifth birthday could be challenging
The S&P 500’s bull market turned four years old on Monday, having climbed nearly 120% since October 12, 2022, driven largely by artificial intelligence enthusiasm, though analysts debate the sustainability of further gains.
Morgan Stanley tops estimates as equities trading revenue beats expectations by $909 million
Morgan Stanley’s third-quarter profit climbed 6.5% to $4.91 billion as equities trading revenue surged 41% to $5.8 billion, exceeding estimates by $909 million, though fixed income trading declined.
Gary Waddell dies aged 74: the brilliant Australian actor who turned small roles into great ones
Gary Waddell, an acclaimed Australian actor known for commanding performances in small roles across television and film, has died at age 74.
Danny Dyer sails River Thames with poo sculpture in water protest
Actor Danny Dyer sailed down the River Thames with a large feces sculpture to protest sewage discharges and call for water company nationalization, delivering a petition signed by nearly 350,000 people to Downing Street.
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Pope walking and recovering ‘as expected’ after surgery, doctors say
Pope Leo XIV has begun walking and resumed normal eating following lung surgery to remove a lower lobe, with doctors reporting his recovery is progressing as expected.
US Social Security benefits to rise by 3.6 percent in 2027
US Social Security benefits will increase by 3.6 percent starting in 2027, one of the decade’s largest cost-of-living adjustments, affecting 72 million recipients.
At least two security officials killed near Iran’s critical Chabahar port
At least two Iranian security officials have been killed in separate incidents near the eastern border with Pakistan, continuing a pattern of attacks in the region around the strategic Chabahar port.
Fire erupts at Albania’s Education Ministry as protests enter third day
A fire broke out at Albania’s Education Ministry overnight as student protests demanding better university conditions and Prime Minister Edi Rama’s resignation entered their third day in Tirana.
Suspected Israeli online operations cause alarm in Iran and Lebanon
Israeli intelligence services are suspected of using social media platforms to recruit informants in Lebanon and Iran through targeted advertisements and direct outreach campaigns.
Ex-UK army chef jailed for ‘terror’-related offence
A former British Army chef was sentenced to nearly four years in prison for possessing weapons deemed connected to terrorist purposes, following discovery of a weapons stockpile at his residence.
Israel’s former security chief sues Netanyahu for October 7 defamation
Israel’s former security chief Ronen Bar has sued Prime Minister Netanyahu for defamation over accusations related to the October 7 attack, seeking damages as the country heads toward an election.
Bangladesh arrests two for luring locals to fight for Russia in Ukraine
Bangladeshi police arrested two suspects accused of trafficking at least 30 locals to Russia under false job pretenses, resulting in at least 20 confirmed deaths among those deployed to fight in Ukraine.
Andy Burnham says he wants to ‘repair bridges’ between Ukraine and US
Prime Minister Andy Burnham meets with Ukrainian President Zelensky at Downing Street, pledging further military and financial support while seeking to improve US-Ukraine relations amid tensions over recent US-Russia diesel trade.
‘How do you explain the deletion of 130 million names?’: why Indian voters are on the streets
India has removed 130 million names from its voter rolls through a revision process, sparking nationwide protests and allegations that the Modi government is disenfranchising minorities and poor citizens.
Republic of Ireland: Public sector strike begins
Over 300,000 Irish public sector workers, including nurses, doctors, teachers and civil servants, began strike action over pay disputes, with further walkouts planned.
Ukrainian soldier led team of divers sent to blow up Nord Stream gas pipelines, court hears
A Ukrainian soldier has gone on trial in Germany for allegedly leading a diving team that detonated explosives on Nord Stream gas pipelines in the Baltic Sea in 2022, prosecutors stated at the trial’s opening.