Class action challenges NCAA’s zero-scholarship rule for Division III
Division III athletes claim the NCAA’s zero‑scholarship rule breaks antitrust law and could bring billions in damages.
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ETS breach exposes personal info of millions of California learners
A breach at the testing nonprofit ETS exposed names, birthdays and addresses of roughly 7 million California pupils, prompting free identity‑monitoring and credit‑freeze…
S&P 500 could see a quiet 15% pullback as bull market wanes
A quiet dip may follow the S&P’s rally, with a 15% correction possible despite muted market signals.
Future Investment Initiative pushed to virtual format after missile strikes
Saudi’s flagship ‘Davos in the Desert’ summit is shifted online as Houthi strikes cripple airport access and raise security concerns.
US sanction relief for Russia triggers dip in crude markets
Trump’s waiver of Russia sanctions sends oil prices sliding, while politicians clash over its impact on the war and fuel costs.
Protests in Tirana threaten EU accession while stocks swing on deals
Albanian demonstrations raise doubts over EU entry and a volatile week rattles stocks with takeovers, pipeline exits and rating downgrades.
Humanoid robots clean homes for $30 an hour in San Francisco
Tau Robotics lets customers hire humanoid cleaners for $30 an hour, while remote operators steer the robots and capture footage to improve…
Bangkok IMF summit reveals AI growth, UK fiscal turn, Chinese car surge
Bangkok's IMF gathering showed a world economy pulled between old shocks and a new AI wave, with the UK gaining unexpected credit…
Samsung invests $22.8 million in Taylor, Texas as new fab rises
Samsung unveils a multi‑million dollar plan that supports local schools, nonprofits and a new chip fab, promising a tech‑driven boom for Taylor,…
Details on Orosur’s November 16 AGM and post-meeting Q&A
Orosur Mining announces its 2026 AGM in Toronto and a live investor Q&A with top executives, offering shareholders clear ways to participate.