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Romania bolsters Black Sea fleet with Turkish-built corvette

The transfer marks the first delivery of a Turkish-built warship to a European Union and NATO member state, underscoring Turkey’s growing naval exports.

Real estate: Reppegather documents show explosive maneuvers on Hamburg's shopping street

Internal presentation pages suggest how the project developer reorganized shares in the top property after the bankruptcy - with a target structure around the Reppegather family.

F.A.Z. series Quick Smart: The strategic importance of oil reserves

Because of the Iran war, crude oil and fuel prices have risen rapidly. What are the status of oil reserves – and what influence do they have on the global economy?

Handelsblatt Live: US stock market expert Koch: OpenAI could postpone its IPO

According to a US media report, the ChatGPT developer is considering postponing the IPO planned for the end of 2026 until next year. Markus Koch classifies how this could affect the markets.

Electronics: “Bad news for consumers”: Apple is raising prices significantly

Apple increases prices for products like Macbook and iPad. The manufacturer points to the high cost of memory chips. Further steps will follow – also with other providers.

Why does anyone follow the US stock indexes (S&P 500, Nasdaq)?

These indexes are being influenced by a few stocks. The original use of these indexes was a sentiment of how the stock market in general was doing during a time period. Now these indexes basically tell you how 8 stocks are doing. What index do you follow today? submitted by /u/trijcwhitey [link] [comments]

ON Semi tanks 20% following Synaptics deal as CEO defends core business

The pivot into physical AI grows On Semi's addressable market by an additional $30 billion, the company said.

AI briefing: 66 percent more for Apple products! What this reveals about the AI ​​boom

US tech giants will invest up to $725 billion in AI infrastructure in 2026. And ex-AWS boss Selipsky explains why energy bottlenecks have direct consequences for us.

Expansion of infrastructure: How construction projects can go faster in the future

The black-red government has struggled for a long time to come up with new rules for accelerating infrastructure projects. It was sharpened until the very end.

China Isn’t Giving Up On Coal Despite Green Energy Goals

Chinese authorities are not restricting coal power growth in the new five-year energy plan as Beijing doubles down on the fossil fuel as a “bottom-line guarantee” of the electricity system amid rising shares of renewable power. China has unveiled its five-year plan for the energy sector, expecting renewable energy to boost its share of electricity supply by 2031, but also noting that it would aim to strengthen the role of coal a “bottom-line guarantee”. China targets clean energy to account for

Interview: Earlybird founder: “Many customers would like to avoid SpaceX”

Venture capitalist Hendrik Brandis talks about the potential of European technology and which start-ups could reach trillion-dollar valuations.

Japan to rename air force in nod to growing space capabilities

The name change will take effect in 2027.

Germany Christmas market attacker, a Saudi psychiatrist, sentenced to life

A German court on Friday jailed for life a Saudi psychiatrist who killed six people and wounded more than 300 when he drove a rented SUV through a crowded Christmas market in 2024. Taleb Jawad al-Abdulmohsen, 51 – an anti-Islam activist and adherent to right-wing conspiracy theories – listened to the verdict from inside a bulletproof glass box, his hands shackled. He was convicted of six counts of murder and 338 counts of attempted murder by the court in the eastern city of Magdeburg. Judges...

Investment: AI stocks under pressure – “The mood is currently changing”

For the second time in a week, chip company prices are collapsing. There are increasing signs that investors are becoming tired of AI and their appetite for risk is decreasing.

Document affair: Dealing with secret files – Trump's ex-advisor Bolton admits guilt

Bolton served in Trump's first term until he was fired in 2019 and publicly opposed the president. His admission of guilt could save him from prison.

Today: Can Europe stand up to SpaceX? OHB boss Marco Fuchs in an interview

The head of the Bremen space company OHB speaks in the podcast about the latest capital increase. Also: What the Supreme Court's glyphosate decision means for Bayer shares.

Copyrights: 400 US local newspapers sue AI providers

AI models are presumably also trained with newspaper articles. In America, the publishers of almost 400 local newspapers are suing Open AI and Microsoft.

Hyatt to bring luxury hotel brand Alila to Japan in 2028

Comment: If you just reduce costs, you won't win back a customer

The debate about sharper job cuts falls short. CEO Blume needs the support of all power centers in the company – and ultimately a central decision.

Micron sinks as it looks to wrap a whipsaw week of trading

Micron Technology's shares tumbled on Friday amid a global sell-off in technology stocks.

Former US national security adviser John Bolton pleads guilty to illegally having top secret info

Former Trump administration national security adviser John Bolton pleaded guilty on Friday to illegally retaining classified information, sealing a deal with federal prosecutors that could allow him to avoid a prison term. Bolton, who became an outspoken critic of President Donald Trump after serving in the Republican’s first administration, is scheduled to be sentenced on October 28 by US District Judge Theodore Chuang in Greenbelt, Maryland. Bolton, 77, pleaded guilty to a single count of...

Iran war: Lufthansa could apparently shut down aircraft due to a lack of fuel

Kerosene is at risk of becoming scarce at more and more airports. Emergency plans are apparently already circulating internally - and they go further than the company has previously publicly admitted.

Ex-Trump advisor John Bolton pleads guilty to retaining national defense information

John Bolton is one of several foes of President Donald Trump who has been indicted since Trump regained the White House.

Inside the T-7 Red Hawk: Read our three-part investigation

A new series of reports from Breaking Defense provides an unparalleled look at how a key Pentagon acquisition program comes together, and where it threatens to fall apart.

Trump eases pressure on Fed Chairman Kevin Warsh as inflation tops 4%

President Donald Trump's economic advisors are giving Warsh space, as the new Fed chairman, on interest rates as the president repeats calls to cut.

Agricultural group: Creditors and owners of Baywa before agreement on haircut

As part of a new restructuring concept, the company's creditors want to waive their claims. The Handelsblatt learned this from insiders. There may also be new capital.

OpenAI is reportedly delaying its IPO. Here's when Kalshi traders think it will announce

Speculators think the OpenAI IPO will come early next year, with only one-in-three odds it happens in 2026 but a high likelihood it is done by June 2027.

Banks: Sparkasse boss falls over luxury flight affair

Dirk Abel, head of the Stadtsparkasse Langenfeld, has been on leave. The trigger is the results of investigations into financing a private trip to the Maldives.

Sea route: Iran expects to raise $40 billion a year from Hormuz fees

Despite their agreement, the US and Iran apparently have different plans for the Hormuz Passage. Iran insists on control and plans to generate huge revenues.

Jeremy Grantham says this is 'the most expensive market in 'American history'

Jeremy Grantham says soaring valuations around AI makes the U.S. stock market historically expensive.