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Nvidia doubles down on selling to both sides of the AI race
Nvidia maintains financial stakes across competing artificial intelligence companies while supplying chips to all of them, positioning itself as a primary beneficiary regardless of which AI model achieves dominance in the market.
Nike (NKE): Wall Street Tests Whether the Turnaround Can Outrun Weak Demand Ahead of Q1 Results
Nike faces elevated scrutiny ahead of its October 1 quarterly report, with analysts questioning whether margin improvements and strong performance in select categories can offset persistent weakness in lifestyle products and China.
Denver Film Festival Unveils Lineup and Honorees
The Denver Film Festival announced its 49th edition lineup featuring 129 films across multiple venues, with opening and closing films and special honorees including Carrie Coon and John Cho.
Noel Gallagher guitar sells for £12,000 at Oasis auction
A limited edition Epiphone guitar formerly owned by Noel Gallagher sold for £12,000 at auction, though a valuable collection of unreleased Oasis recordings was withdrawn after legal action by the band.
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Britain in talks with European allies over release of emergency diesel stockpiles amid Trump pressure
Britain is negotiating with European allies on releasing emergency diesel stockpiles after the Trump administration threatened US supply cuts unless nations draw down reserves to address global energy price increases.
High-tech vehicles are driving up auto repair costs for shops and consumers
Advanced vehicle technology is forcing repair shops to invest heavily in specialized equipment and software, costs that are being passed along to consumers as repair bills climb significantly.
Private capital is reshaping Hollywood moviemaking
Private investors are increasingly funding independent films alongside traditional studios, with companies like Camelback Productions backing projects that might struggle through conventional Hollywood channels.
Brazil’s Lula says only he can stop rise of fascism under Bolsonaro’s son
Brazilian President Lula claims he is the only figure capable of preventing far-right forces under Bolsonaro’s son from returning to power, leading a massive Rio de Janeiro rally ahead of Sunday’s critical election.
Ethiopian gov’t forces advance in Tigray as rebels retreat: What to know
Ethiopian government forces have retaken Mekelle airport in Tigray as fighting intensifies with the TPLF rebel group, shattering a peace agreement and raising concerns about wider regional conflict.
Israel election double standard: Arab leader forced out, far right cleared
A Palestinian Israeli politician withdrew from upcoming elections after being barred over Gaza war remarks, while far-right leaders facing similar accusations remained eligible, sparking accusations of double standards.
‘Bordering on angry’: The state of play as US midterms enter final month
Democrats have built momentum heading into November’s US midterm elections, with Republicans pouring millions into defensive spending as President Trump faces historically low approval ratings.
Somalia won’t accept Israeli presence ‘under any circumstances’: President
Somalia’s President Hassan Sheikh Mohamud says the country will reject any Israeli presence and refuses to be drawn into Middle Eastern conflicts, citing concerns over reported plans for a naval base in Berbera.
Algeria sent fighter jets to Niger to thwart ‘coup attempt’, president says
Algeria’s president confirmed that his country sent fighter jets to Niger in late August to help thwart what he characterized as a coup attempt targeting the capital Niamey.
Remains of Bulgaria’s Czar Samuel return ‘home’ after 1,000 years
Bulgaria received the remains of medieval Czar Samuel on Saturday after more than 1,000 years, following negotiations with Greece that resulted in a cultural heritage accord between the two nations.
Why electric cars might be making some passengers feel sick
Some passengers report experiencing increased motion sickness in electric vehicles compared to traditional cars, though medical experts say research on the phenomenon remains preliminary and inconclusive.
Just short of its 200th birthday, a landmark natural history museum shuts down
The Academy of Natural Sciences Museum in Philadelphia, founded in 1812 and nearly 200 years old, closed at the end of the month after Drexel University announced a sudden shutdown in September.