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US inflation, EU budget dispute, Honda recall

US consumer prices increased 0.4% in October, a slower rise than in September but slightly above expectations, with the Federal Reserve expected to consider another interest-rate increase in December. Germany’s chancellor has made progress on the EU’s next budget conditional on all member states participating in Ukraine financing, an issue leaders are due to discuss in November. Honda is recalling 635,808 US vehicles over steering software, with dealers offering free reprogramming.

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Trassa shuts all 53 of its Moscow-region gas stations

Trassa’s Moscow-region stations have closed as their property owner takes them back. Employees are accruing reduced pay but are not receiving it, and a court is due to consider a bankruptcy petition against operator EuroTrans.

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  1. France’s prosecutors investigate Iranian unit over supermarket hacks

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  2. Serbian court opens Alta Banka bankruptcy proceedings

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  3. US Justice Department sues Lyft over disability discrimination

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  1. US FBI investigates matter involving Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang, Trump says

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  2. SpaceX proposes $24 billion power and computing project in Texas

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  3. Mitsui Chemicals plans 1.84 trillion yen JSR acquisition

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  4. David Jones enters administration, putting thousands of jobs at risk

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  5. Apple team visits India plant after 3 reported deaths

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  6. Armenia’s enforcement officers suspend gas stations in Sisian and Shaki

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  7. Greece orders 7 VIKING patrol vessels for €23.8 million

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  8. Toyota commits $34 million to Indiana mini trucks, plans 50 jobs

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  9. Fujitsu wins £9.6 million UK emergency alerts extension

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  10. Chipmaker TSMC approves up to $500 million for Anthropic shares

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  11. Spain’s privacy watchdog opens TikTok probe, rejects block

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  12. Vodafone plans 2,300 German job cuts as it reports €4.79 billion loss

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  13. Bandai Namco decides to dissolve game studio Reflector

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  14. Turkey’s two new oilfields began production in October, Erdoğan says

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  15. Liverpool opens its second Nordic store in Oslo with Unisport

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  16. UK awards 18 contracts to firms linked to Israeli settlements

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  17. Qantas signs Accenture deal as 850 Australian jobs face cuts

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  18. US regulator reaches proposed price settlement with Stream Auto

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  19. Tripwire Interactive cuts 36 jobs in second round of layoffs

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  20. Apple plans 5 developer academies in Turkey

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    GLP-1 warning requirement, Trinidad and Tobago ruling, Bulgaria highway closure

    The US drug regulator is requiring warnings across GLP-1 medicines after finding a possible link to a rare cause of vision loss. Trinidad and Tobago’s final appeal court has removed criminal restrictions on private, consensual same-sex relations between adults. Bulgaria’s prime minister says 12 people died in two highway pile-ups, and the road remains closed pending vehicle removal.

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    3 min27 sources

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    Technology

    Chrome security fix, Apple privacy updates, Australia’s proposed reporting rules

    Google has released a fix for a high-severity Chrome flaw used in attacks, available to desktop users through a browser update and relaunch. Apple’s updates address two vulnerabilities that could expose group messages. Australia has accepted recommendations for planned superintelligence (SI) incident-reporting and model-evaluation requirements.

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    4 min21 sources

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    Science

    GLP-1 warning, Scotland’s blood alert, California research bond

    The US drug regulator is requiring a warning about a possible link between GLP-1 medicines and a rare cause of vision loss, with patients advised to contact a health care professional immediately for sudden vision loss, blurred vision or blind spots. Scotland’s blood reserves fell below target, triggering hospital conservation measures. California voters approved $8.4 billion in research borrowing that the state will repay with interest.

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    4 min24 sources

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    Culture

    PlayStation PC streaming closure, GTA VI on Xbox One, Naga remains handover

    Sony plans to end streaming through the PlayStation Plus PC app, while retaining access on supported PlayStation hardware. Xbox plans launch-day GTA VI streaming on Xbox One, with the game sold separately. Oxford has handed Naga leaders ancestral remains of 39 people so the community can arrange their return to India and planned burial.

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    4 min33 sources

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    Sports

    F1 calendar, England’s wheelchair rugby final, Canada–USA rugby agreement

    FIA president Mohammed Ben Sulayem says F1’s final races remain on their original dates, with safety assessments continuing before travel to the Middle East. England beat Australia 86–18 to reach the Wheelchair Rugby League World Cup final against France. Rugby Canada and USA Rugby agreed on regular cross-border matches and joint youth competition.

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    3 min44 sources

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    Politics

    GLP-1 warning, Trinidad and Tobago ruling, Bulgaria highway deaths

    The US drug regulator is requiring a warning across GLP-1 medicines over a possible link to a rare cause of vision loss. Trinidad and Tobago’s final appeal court has ended criminal restrictions on private, consensual same-sex relations between adults. Bulgaria’s prime minister says highway pile-ups killed 12 people, with the road closed until vehicles are removed.

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    4 min34 sources