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  1. Brazil is having its Argentina moment. How to play it
    CNBC

    (See the video above for Todd's full chart breakdown.) The old saying goes that rotation is the lifeblood of a bull market. With the S & P 500 making all-time highs this week, that just doesn't seem to be the case this year. Only two sectors matter so far this year: energy (up 47%) and technology…

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  2. Midterm Elections Are Potential Test for US Defense Investors
    Bloomberg Business

    The US midterm elections are a test of investor sentiment in the rapidly growing defense sector, market watchers said. President Donald Trump is seeking a more than 40% increase in the military budget to roughly $1.5 trillion, but how likely that survives depends a lot on Republicans keeping ...

  3. Argentina's Sluggish August Points to Technical Recession
    Bloomberg Business

    Argentina's economy is on track to enter a technical recession after a lukewarm recovery in August failed to make up for steeper losses in July, adding to President Javier Milei's challenges ahead of next year's election. Construction activity grew 0.4% in August on a monthly basis, barely enough…

  4. Last Call for Prime Day Deals on Two Shark Vacuums I Love
    Wired

    Save on two Shark models I recommend after testing, including my favorite robot vacuum and a powerful cordless stick. There are a ton of good vacuum deals happening for Prime Day, but my favorites are easily Shark's Prime Day vacuum deals. Sure, you can get some on-sale Dyson vacuums right now…

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  5. Brazil Auto Jobs Imperiled by Chinese Imports, Stellantis Says
    Bloomberg Business

    Brazil's rising imports of vehicles partially assembled in China could eventually put thousands of auto-industry jobs at risk in the South American country, the head of Stellantis NV's business in the region said. Chinese automakers such as BYD Co. and Great Wall Motor Co. have gained traction in…

  6. Houthis Kill Three in Attacks on Two Airports in Saudi Arabia
    Bloomberg Business

    The Iran-backed Houthis struck two airports in Saudi Arabia, killing three residents and injuring dozens as the militant group intensifies its attacks on the kingdom while fighting Saudi-backed forces in Yemen. King Khalid International Airport in the capital Riyadh and Abha airport in the ...

  7. The AI skills gap may not be where leaders think: TripleTen study
    Business Insider

    Ask who's most comfortable with AI at work, and many leaders will point to the youngest people in the room. Digital natives in entry-level roles are expected to pick up new tools fastest, while managers and executives try to keep pace. A new TripleTen survey of 2,000 full-time workers in the US…

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  8. Messi plays his final game with Argentina, marking the end of an era
    Washington Post

    The soccer star will continue playing with Inter Miami following his retirement from his home country's team. Lionel Messi took to the Estadio Monumental in Buenos Aires on Tuesday evening for one final game alongside Argentina. Sporting the country's blue-and-white Albiceleste jersey, Messi led…

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  9. West Africa Oil Trades at Record Discount as Freight Costs Surge
    Bloomberg Business

    West African crude traded at the biggest discount in more than a decade as freight rates soared and demand from Asia weakened with a recovery in oil flows through the Strait of Hormuz. A shipment of Angolan Hungo due for loading next month tradedBloomberg Terminal at a $19.60 per barrel discount…

  10. Rubio Urges Europe to Awaken From 'Slumber' and Uphold Western Dominance
    The New York Times
  11. Kenya's first Ebola case: Ten people quarantined as screening concerns grow
    BBC
  12. Messi's Argentina Farewell Puts Sports-Crypto Partnerships Back in Focus as LBank Marks AFA Collaboration
    Decrypt

    Add Decrypt as your preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Singapore, Singapore, October 7th, 2026, Chainwire Lionel Messi's farewell appearance for Argentina against Benin on October 6 turned Buenos Aires into the center of the football world, drawing global attention to the…

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  13. S&P 500 high aside, rate surge is hitting stocks
    Axios

    Why it matters: Rising rates have often marked the beginning of the end for bull markets, though no one knows how it will play out this time. The latest: At first glance, surging yields on long-term U.S. Treasury bonds haven't bothered the market much. * The yield on the benchmark 10-year…

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  14. New Sony patent proposes using AI to alter boss fights in real time, and now I'm having nightmares about a totally unpredictable Souls game
    gamesradar

    The tech could also be used to make NPCs more realistic, the patent suggests A newly published Sony patent could theoretically see future PlayStation games adapting boss fights in real time based on how you deal with their moves, and I sincerely hope FromSoftware isn't listening. As highlighted…

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  15. UFC: Former employee Sal Everett wins fighter contract with first-round knockout
    BBC

    Just a few months ago, Sal Everett was working for the UFC as a security guard and runner - now he's earned a contract to fight for the promotion. In Dana White's Contender Series, the 29-year-old knocked out fellow American Ozzy Martin with a devastating combination in the first round. UFC…

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