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Microsoft
organizationFacebook owner Meta Platforms and Microsoft both warned of rising costs for artificial intelligence. Facebook-owner slumped 4%, while Microsoft dropped 3.7% in premarket trading.
Rachel Reeves
personReeves is the first woman to become Chancellor of the Exchequer in the 800-year history of the role. Announcement came as a'relief' to the buyout sector.
Mookie Betts
personMookie Betts made a leaping catch at the wall in foul territory during the first inning of Tuesday's game. Fan Austin Capobianco (unsuccessfully) tried to interfere with the play and save the Yankees an out. The Yankees kept the series alive with an 11-4 victory.
Shares of Google-parent Alphabet rose 6% in premarket trading. Reddit jumped 23% and Snapchat-parent Snap climbed 13.4%. Results augur well for other ad-reliant companies.
Joe Biden
personBiden set off a firestorm after appearing to call Trump supporters 'garbage' as he participated in a Voto Latino campaign call on Tuesday night. The 81-year-old commander-in-chief's bombshell gaffe evoked memories of Hillary Clinton describing Trump voters as 'deplorables' in 2016. Biden later said on X, formerly Twitter, that he had "referred to the hateful rhetoric"
Rachel Reeves
personRishi Sunak accuses Rachel Reeves of delivering a Budget containing ‘broken promise after broken promise’ Former Tory leader claims she has decided to “let borrowing rip’ and tried to ‘cover up that splurge by fiddling the fiscal rules’
Ruben Amorim
personManchester United are in talks with Sporting Lisbon manager Ruben Amorim. The 39-year-old has a release clause of £8.5million in his Sporting deal. United are prepared to pay the 10 million euros ($10.79 million) release clause.
Apple
organizationApple is expected to report its biggest quarterly revenue jump in two years on Thursday. iPhone demand faring better than recent years toward the end of the company's annual release cycle. Results will provide investors the first hints of demand for the latest iPhone 16 series.
UNRWA
organizationForeign ministers of Australia, Canada, France, Germany, Japan, South Korea and Britain expressed "grave concern" over the law. UNRWA chief Philippe Lazzarini said the laws would only deepen Palestinian suffering. UN chief Antonio Guterres says he will raise the issue with the General Assembly.
Jeff Bezos
personWashington Post owner Jeff Bezos defends decision not to endorse a U.S. presidential candidate. More than 200,000 subscribers had canceled their subscription by midday on Monday. Comes after Jeff Bezos wrote an opinion piece explaining the newspaper's decision.
The Washington Post
organizationThe loss amounts to about eight percent of the paper's 2.5 million subscribers across their digital and print formats. Two Washington Post columnists resigned and two writers resigned from the editorial board. David Simon, best known for creating HBO’s The Wire, announced he canceled his subscription on Monday.
Ruud van Nistelrooy
personRuud van Nistelrooy has been asked to take charge on an interim basis. Xavi, Thomas Frank, Gareth Southgate and Sporting manager Ruben Amorim are among the favourites to get the job. Gary Neville says it will be 'impossible' to make changes in next few days.
Tony Hinchcliffe
personTony Hinchcliffe made racist remarks about Latinos and Puerto Rico. His remarks were immediately condemned by the Harris-Walz campaign. Outraged Puerto Ricans posted pictures of their island and its bright turquoise waters on social media.
Erik ten Hag
personManchester United sack manager Erik ten Hag on Monday morning. United have won just three of their opening nine league games of the campaign. Ruud van Nistelrooy, Ten Hag's assistant, handed the reins on an interim basis. Xavi has been linked with a move to Old Trafford.
Ten Hag
personRuud van Nistelrooy has been placed in interim charge at Old Trafford. Erik ten Hag was relieved of his duties on Monday morning. Manchester United are in 14th place in the Premier League.
Manchester United
organizationErik ten Hag was sacked as Manchester United manager on Monday. The Dutchman had been in charge at Old Trafford for two-and-a-half years. Ruud van Nistelrooy will take charge of the team on an interim basis.
Shigeru Ishiba
personJapan's ruling coalition has lost its parliamentary majority in a significant defeat. Voters rankled by rising prices and fallout from party slush fund scandal. A record 314 women among a total of 1,344 candidates are running for office.
Freddie Freeman
personFreddie Freeman hit a grand slam in the first extra inning to give the Los Angeles Dodgers a 6-3 win over the New York Yankees. It was the first walk-off grand slam home run in World Series history. Freeman missed three games during the National League playoffs because of an ankle injury.
The Washington Post
organizationThe Washington Post announced Friday that it would not endorse a candidate for president either. The Post has primarily endorsed Democratic candidates for nearly a century, with only 3 Republicans since 1928. The decision allegedly involved Jeff Bezos, who reportedly ordered the non-endorsement.
Alexander McCartney
personAlexander McCartney, 26, was handed a life sentence at Belfast Crown Court. He had previously admitted 185 charges involving 70 children. Police believe the total number of children he abused is about 3,500. He targeted young girls across the world using social media platforms.