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Over 620,000 Americans Could Get Cash or Debt Cancelled in $15M Bright Lending Settlement—No Claim Required
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Over 620,000 Americans Could Get Cash or Debt Cancelled in $15M Bright Lending Settlement—No Claim Required

A proposed $15 million Bright Lending settlement could aid 624,623 borrowers with cash, debt cancellation, and credit-report relief; no claim form is required.

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Over Two Million Americans Must Act by 16 November to Get Up to $5,000 in 'Compromised' Settlement
Business

Over Two Million Americans Must Act by 16 November to Get Up to $5,000 in 'Compromised' Settlement

Eligible OneTouchPoint class members have until 16 November 2026 to seek up to $5,000 for documented extraordinary losses after a data breach.

BUSINESS

Google Parent Alphabet Bleeds $482B in Single Day as Investors Reject AI 'Blank Check'
Business

Google Parent Alphabet Bleeds $482B in Single Day as Investors Reject AI 'Blank Check'

Alphabet suffered its largest one-day market-value loss after earnings highlighted robust AI cloud demand, weaker-than-expected search growth and mounting infrastructure costs.

PERSONAL FINANCE

'Freefall': Ken Griffin's GPU Warning Gets Blunt Backing From Michael Burry
Markets

'Freefall': Ken Griffin's GPU Warning Gets Blunt Backing From Michael Burry

Michael Burry backs Ken Griffin's warning that excess AI computing capacity could send GPU rental prices into freefall, pressuring infrastructure firms and chip demand.

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Rockets, EVs and humanoid robots all need critical metals. One relatively unknown company trading around $5 could be positioned to benefit. Get the free report and the ticker by text.

BUSINESS

Amazon Just Reported $42B in Negative Free Cash Flow: Is Its AI Spending a Red Flag for Investors?
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Amazon Just Reported $42B in Negative Free Cash Flow: Is Its AI Spending a Red Flag for Investors?

Amazon posted strong third-quarter sales and profit growth, but a $42.4bn free cash flow outflow is intensifying investor scrutiny of its rapidly expanding AI investments.

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Trump Posts AI Image Turning Greenland Into Giant US Aircraft Carrier Despite Sovereignty Terms

Donald Trump shared an AI-generated image depicting Greenland as a US aircraft carrier, highlighting tensions over the island despite an agreement recognising Danish sovereignty and self-determination.
World

Trump Officials Barred From Threatening Election Authorities After Judge Finds Likely Voting Law Breach

A California federal judge has temporarily barred the Justice Department and Homeland Security from threatening election officials or pressuring them over ballots before the midterm elections.
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Elon Musk Wildly Claims That Democrats Winning the Midterms Would Herald 'the End of Democracy'

Elon Musk urged voters to elect Republican senators, warning that a Democratic takeover of the House, Senate and presidency in 2028 would end US democracy.
Technology

Apple Touchscreen MacBook and Samsung Galaxy Buds On Play Catch-Up: Are Either Worth Buying?

Apple's first touchscreen MacBook Pro starts at $2,899, and Samsung's Galaxy Buds On cost $229, but both copy ideas rivals sold years ago. Here is which upgrade is worth it.
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GOP Women's Group Named Behind Fake Trans Campaign Telling Texas Kids How To Bypass Unsupportive Parents

Court records identify a Republican fundraising group and Washington senator as clients linked to fake texts using a Texas transgender rights group's name, though both deny involvement.

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