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Cardano Founder Reacts as Strike Finance Offers 54%+ APR on ADA
Hoskinson’s remarks highlight his confidence in Cardano’s growing DeFi ecosystem and its potential to attract more capital.
SG startups capture 91% of Southeast Asia’s venture capital funding
Inboxes are crowded. Attention is short. The executives you most want to reach — the founders, CFOs, and operators who actually move budgets — are the hardest to find through the usual channels.
Fintech census puts Canberra’s startup tax debate to the test
The 2026 Fintech Annual Census, a collaboration between RSM and FinTech Australia, recently surveyed 135 fintech businesses. Nearly half (47%) were profitable, while 66% generated more than $1 million in annual revenue.
Chainlink enables 1-click DeFi deposits across …
Chainlink (LINK) experienced a sharp price decline of 3.69% within one hour, falling to $12.31 on October 14. Over the past 24 hours, LINK's price dropped by 5.66%.
FTX-linked fintech Perpetuals (PDC) plans tokenized stock trading under SEC framework
Gruhn co-founded Digital Assets AG, a Swiss-based tokenization company that worked with German investment firm CM-Equity to bring digital tokens linked to stocks such as Tesla and Coinbase to crypto traders.
Technology & AI
Ransomware extortion gets personal as attackers target employees’ families
As enterprises connect AI agents to corporate data, applications, and identity systems, these tools are becoming another potential attack surface. Semperis found that 44% of respondents experienced attacks involving the manipulation of their own AI agents or systems.
LinkedIn’s top Israeli startups of 2026 ranking filled with AI, cybersecurity
LinkedIn shared its 2026 ranking of the best Israeli startups on Wednesday, with the newly unveiled identity security firm Oak, which was launched publicly in July with a $60 million seed investment, leading the ranking.
As Wall Street’s biggest banks finance and adopt artificial intelligence, risks mount on both fronts
WALL STREET’S biggest banks want to ride the artificial intelligence (AI) wave without getting caught in its undertow, as the promise of a lucrative infrastructure boom collides with questions over returns and new security threats.
Not just computers, your next cybersecurity risk could be sitting in your kitchen, says experts
A cyberattack that disrupted refrigeration systems at hundreds of French supermarkets has highlighted a growing weakness in connected devices.
Not Memory. Not Energy. This Is the Biggest Bottleneck in Artificial Intelligence, and These Are the Companies That Can Benefit.
There's a lot that goes into building new AI data centers. Companies need to secure a site, ensure it can supply it with enough power and water to run thousands of servers and keep them cool, and build the structure…
Geopolitics & Trade
Why ‘grey zone’ drone attacks are a problem for NATO
Suspected Russian drones have repeatedly entered NATO airspace on its eastern flank and as far west as Germany, Belgium and France.
Legal Gaps in Japan Let North Korean Sanctions Evaders Operate Freely
In the 20 years since its first nuclear test in 2006, North Korea has steadily advanced its nuclear capabilities while deftly slipping past United Nations sanctions.
Record tanker rates could see US roll back sanctions on “shadow fleet”
The goal is to get more refined products and crude out of the Persian Gulf, the official said.
NATO reaffirms its commitment to KFOR and to regional stability
On 14 October 2026, Major General Roberto Vergori, from Italy, took the helm of the NATO-led KFOR mission, at a change of command ceremony held at KFOR Headquarters, in Pristina. He succeeds Major General Özkan Ulutaş, from Türkiye.
IBA denounces US sanctions against ICC
The International Bar Association (IBA) has denounced “in the strongest terms” last week’s US imposition of sanctions against the International Criminal Court (ICC).
Science & Green Tech
In a Huge First, Physicists May Have Found a Shortcut to Fusion Energy : ScienceAlert
The Sun at the center of our own Solar System is a great advert for nuclear fusion: ultra-high temperatures and pressures combining to fuse hydrogen nuclei together into helium nuclei, releasing a huge amount of energy along the way.
Claude just found a CRISPR-like DNA pattern, but even Anthropic’s scientists aren’t sure what it does
Artificial intelligence companies have been making waves in mathematics, but they are also turning their attention to other sciences, too—including molecular biology.
Azerbaijan’s renewable energy generation hits 4.2B kWh
In January–September 2026, Azerbaijan produced 21.19 billion kWh of electricity. According to Report, citing operational data by the country"s Ministry of Energy, electricity generation during the period included: - 16.96 billion kWh from thermal power plants (TPPs), - Just over…
How to Prepare for Quantum Computing Security Threats: A Roadmap
Realizing that quantum computing threatens all existing encryption systems is one thing. But what to do about it well, that’s a different beast altogether, and the one that ensnares almost all organizations.
Solar Power at the Tiny House | Sustainability
NEW WILMINGTON, Pa – I get many questions about the solar panel sitting beside the tiny house, and it sparked my interest to learn more about it myself. I sat down with Dr.
Mobility
Travel
Lifestyle
Galaxy Wellness Club: Testing the Samsung Galaxy Watch9 at F45
Every starting line has a few moods running at once. A runner near the front is thinking about splits, while someone in the middle is calculating whether they trained enough.
Norwich City: Mirko Topic and Gabe Forsyth fitness updates
The 25-year-old central midfielder suffered a knee ligament injury two games into Philippe Clement's tenure, but is targeting minutes against West Ham's Under-21s on Friday.
Register Today: Wellness, Engagement & Belonging Symposium
Registration is now open for WPI’s Wellness, Engagement & Belonging Symposium on Thursday, October 15th.
Cedar Rapids forum to focus on families navigating mental health, recovery
CEDAR RAPIDS, Iowa — Families dealing with a loved one’s mental health or substance use concerns will be the focus of a free public forum next weekend in Cedar Rapids.
MP urges NHS bosses to stop Bishop Auckland ward move
The trust revealed earlier this week that it would move Ward 7, the frailty unit, from Bishop Auckland to Darlington Memorial Hospital.
Work
European firms embrace AI at work but keep humans in charge
An illustration shows a humanoid robot bearing the European Union's stars, symbolizing the EU's efforts to regulate artificial intelligence and address emerging AI risks.
Influencer marketing firm Later hits record 128% revenue growth in Q3
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Going against the grain: when remote work becomes a hiring weapon
For organizations willing to hold a different view, Zweig sees an opportunity for flexibility to be a hiring and retention weapon.
This TikTokker jumps on a trampoline every night. Has she figured out the secret to happiness?
Some people unwind with a good book. Others take a hot bath or watch their favorite comfort show. One woman spends two hours jumping on a trampoline in the middle of the night. And honestly, she might be onto something.
Carole Radziwill and Sai De Silva Spar Over Epstein on RHONY
Carole Radziwill on RHONY. Photo: Peacock Carole Radziwill was always going to be asked about Jeffery Epstein on The Real Housewives of New York City.
Entertainment
16 famous celebrities who studied at University of Reading
The university has educated thousands of students since it was founded in 1892. Its former students include people who have become well known in politics, broadcasting, literature, music and sport.
Harlan Coben’s Latest Netflix Hit Makes History With 120M Views
When you bring as much viewership to Netflix as mystery author Harlan Coben does, it is a no-brainer for the streaming service to give you your own hub.
Salman Khan Slams Paparazzi Culture On Koffee With Karan: ‘Girls Are Uncomfortable With Bad Angles’
Salman Khan has once again spoken candidly about an aspect of celebrity culture that has often been a subject of discussion. The actor shared his perspective on the changing relationship between public figures, the media and social media.
Salman Khan calls out paparazzi, says obsession with phone cameras has ruined lives | Hindi Movie News
Salman Khan has spoken out against paparazzi culture on two different shows. In September, he used ‘Bigg Boss’ platform to call out photographers who click actresses inappropriately, warning that strict action would be taken against them.
‘Friends’ Returning To Channel 4 In UK But Staying On HBO Max
It’s the one where Channel 4 swooped back in. The UK free-to-air broadcaster has landed rights to the iconic American comedy series and will air all 10 seasons from Januay 2027 on the Channel 4 VoD player and E4.
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Why ‘grey zone’ drone attacks are a problem for NATO
Suspected Russian drones have repeatedly entered NATO airspace on its eastern flank and as far west as Germany, Belgium and France.
16 famous celebrities who studied at University of Reading
The university has educated thousands of students since it was founded in 1892. Its former students include people who have become well known in politics, broadcasting, literature, music and sport.
European firms embrace AI at work but keep humans in charge
An illustration shows a humanoid robot bearing the European Union's stars, symbolizing the EU's efforts to regulate artificial intelligence and address emerging AI risks.
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Why ‘grey zone’ drone attacks are a problem for NATO
Suspected Russian drones have repeatedly entered NATO airspace on its eastern flank and as far west as Germany, Belgium and France.
16 famous celebrities who studied at University of Reading
The university has educated thousands of students since it was founded in 1892. Its former students include people who have become well known in politics, broadcasting, literature, music and sport.
European firms embrace AI at work but keep humans in charge
An illustration shows a humanoid robot bearing the European Union's stars, symbolizing the EU's efforts to regulate artificial intelligence and address emerging AI risks.
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