Saturday 17 October
Friday 16 October
20:43·Business
Judge Threatens To Sanction Trump After He Backs Out Of Deposition In $10 Billion BBC Case
A judge may penalise Donald Trump for pulling out of a deposition in a $10 billion lawsuit brought by the BBC, after his lawyers cited matters of national importance.
Forbes
19:47·Business
Women see five or six doctors to figure out menopause symptoms. A top Novartis exec says AI could finally connect the dots
Women see five to six doctors for menopause symptoms because midlife care is fragmented. A Novartis executive suggests AI could connect the dots between specialists and speed up diagnosis and treatment.
Fortune
18:38·Science
SpaceX thrusters just made a Tesla Roadster 'fly' (and Elon Musk's car is still out there in space)
During a live event at SpaceX's Texas facility, Tesla demonstrated a new Roadster equipped with 10 SpaceX cold-gas thrusters, performing stunts including a barrel roll and hovering upside-down. The production model is expected in 2028, with a rocket-powered version likely limited to wealthy collectors.
Space.com
17:00·Science
Why can you see the moon during the day? This week is the perfect time to find out
The moon is often visible during the day, especially around the first quarter phase. This week, the waxing moon is easy to spot in the afternoon sky, making it a great time to observe it before sunset.
Space.com
16:09·Business
Semiconductors are out, software is in. Why that’s not about to change anytime soon
CNBC reports that infrastructure software companies may be better positioned than semiconductor firms to address future challenges, with investor interest shifting toward software for the coming year.
CNBC
15:04·Sport
Cincinnati Bengals: Staff exploring how to get most out of the running game
The Bengals' running game adjustments in their win over Miami proved effective, but the coaching staff will continue to tailor schemes weekly based on the opponent.
Yahoo Sports
15:00·Science
Supermassive black hole blasts out a neon 'treble clef' | Space photo of the day for Oct. 16, 2026
Scientists using NASA's Chandra X-ray Observatory and eROSITA have identified a neon pink 'treble clef' shape in space as a merging galaxy cluster, where a supermassive black hole outburst created bright radio waves.
Space.com
13:58·Business
Stock fixing scandal could see Turkish companies frozen out of global indexes
A market manipulation scandal in Turkey threatens the country's emerging market status, with MSCI applying a freeze on index changes and warning of a potential reclassification by June 2027.
CNBC
13:00·Sport
Raoni Barcelos admits retirement ‘hasn’t been ruled out’ as medical tests continue
UFC fighter Raoni Barcelos continues medical tests three weeks after collapsing in the fifth round of his fight against Raul Rosas Jr., and has not ruled out retirement.
Yahoo Sports
12:00·Sport
John Isner issues his verdict on Rafael Jodar’s outburst at a ball kid in Shanghai, ‘people need to just chill out’
John Isner said people should “just chill out” after Rafael Jodar was criticised for swearing at a ball kid during a match in Shanghai.
Yahoo Sports
11:56·Business
Norway's $2 trillion wealth fund was frozen out of major defense companies. That may be about to change
Norway's $2.3 trillion sovereign wealth fund may soon be allowed into some Western defence firms after a review of its ethics rules. The proposal would relax long-standing limits on companies tied to nuclear weapons.
CNBC
11:21·World
Trump rules out using a nuclear bomb on Iran: Why that matters
Donald Trump has ruled out using a nuclear weapon against Iran for the first time, but has not denied plans to use the 'mother of all bombs' (MOAB), a massive non-nuclear bomb, on Iranian nuclear sites. The comments come amid speculation of a new phase in the US–Israel war on Iran.
Al Jazeera
11:19·Business
A look inside the $52 billion hole that CoreWeave needs to climb out of
CoreWeave's heavy debt load and lease commitments have rattled tech shares, even as the company says future customer contracts should cover much of the bill. The firm posted a $1.4 billion net loss in the first half on $4.6 billion of revenue.
Fortune
09:00·Business
CoreWeave investor explains how the loss-making AI ‘neocloud’ provider plans to claw its way out of debt
CoreWeave shares fell sharply after criticism over its debt and bond yields, though they recovered a little on Thursday. An investor in the company argues its non-cancellable customer contracts should cover its borrowings.
Fortune
