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Art Basel Paris shut Friday after VIP week, cancelling both public weekend days as protests targeted the Grand Palais and...
The IMF lifted 2026 growth to 3.1% on AI spending, then warned $1.4tn in circular deals could turn a miss into a global market shock.
Treasury licensed Russian diesel with no volume cap, but the loads Trump named cover a few days of U.S. use and collide with two statutes.
Anthropic’s IoT worm test used a giant coding model, cheap TV boxes, and an unlocked port, mapping how agent skills could copy across devices nobody patches.
Dietz & Watson is rebuilding cold cuts with celery powder, but USDA rules still require an uncured label on nitrite-cured ham.
Apple took a record 22% of Q3 2026 smartphone shipments as global volumes fell 20%, a bigger slice of a 14-year low.
Raye is hand-picking fans for 5,000 Royal Albert Hall seats after AI bots hit 1.8 million sign-ups, with the UK resale cap still a draft.
LVMH fashion sales fell 5% in Q3 after a one-quarter rebound, as Louis Vuitton’s China trademark win and weak Chinese demand hit the flagship.
First-look photos put Jordan and Butler in 1985 as Kosinski wagers IMAX scale on a period Miami Vice '85.
Peacock paused its Friday Night Lights reboot after 22 months, as a 12-show cap and a year of no greenlights left the Taylor-free remake waiting.
IMF chief Kristalina Georgieva says AI capex is holding world growth near 3 percent, a lift that stops at Asia’s hardware exporters.
