S&P 500 falls 1.2% as AI spending worries weigh on technology stocks
The Nasdaq dropped 2.6% on 22 October as technology shares slid, while higher oil prices added to pressure on markets worldwide.
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Bournemouth beat AC Milan 3-0 as English clubs extend strong European start
Two first-half penalties and a late free-kick gave Bournemouth a notable Europa League win, adding to a strong early-season record for Premier League sides in Europe.
Jacob Misiorowski brings record velocity and postseason questions to World Series opener
Milwaukee’s Game 1 starter has kept throwing fast, but hitters have made far more contact with his fastball in the postseason.
Storm Austen brings Scotland rain warning and planned rail speed restrictions
Central and eastern Scotland face heavy rain on Friday, with some places forecast to receive 60–80 mm. Rail operators expect slower journeys on affected routes.
Comcast’s $1 billion charge includes layoffs as broadband losses mount
Comcast expects a fourth-quarter charge tied to an overhaul of its connectivity business. The company has not specified how many jobs will be cut or when.
UK plans military aircraft support for wildfires ahead of first resilience summit
Fire services across the UK are set to be able to request RAF aircraft for difficult wildfires, alongside plans for specialist protective equipment and an AI unit.
Trump backs Ramaswamy’s Ohio attack ad after DeWine urges campaign to withdraw it
The president defended an ad featuring Amy Acton’s estranged mother after Ohio’s Republican governor called it deeply troubling and urged Ramaswamy to stop airing it.
Thousands protest across Poland over abortion rights despite parliament’s reform votes
Demonstrators accused Donald Tusk’s government of failing to deliver promised changes. Two bills passed parliament this week, but President Karol Nawrocki is expected to veto them.
Kimi Antonelli plans to ‘just have fun’ as F1 title comes within reach in Austin
The Mercedes driver says he will keep his one-race-at-a-time approach at the United States Grand Prix, where a win and poor results for his closest rivals could secure the...
Referees’ union says LaMelo Ball traveled before made three-pointer against Miami
The NBA Referees Association said Ball took four steps after gathering the ball. Officials let the basket stand in Minnesota’s 131-106 win over Miami.
Rays name Nick Martinez Game 1 starter to give Drew Rasmussen extra rest
Kevin Cash chose Martinez to open the World Series against Milwaukee on October 23, with Rasmussen likely to pitch the second game.
Ukrainian official says Starlink speed cap remains despite reports of improvement
An official told the Kyiv Independent that Ukraine’s military Starlink service remained capped at 161 kph on Oct. 22, disputing reports of improvement after a reported...
Trump authorizes federal support for US petroleum capacity under Defense Production Act
An October 22 determination directs the Secretary of War to pursue purchases, commitments and financial instruments for domestic petroleum production, refining and logistics...
Sports
Carlos Sainz calls certainty over Qatar and Abu Dhabi F1 races premature
The Williams driver says circumstances could change before the season-ending races, while Formula 1 and the FIA maintain that both events remain on the calendar.
Ellen Burstyn discusses poetry audiobook’s Grammy prospects and another Exorcist film
The actor says her granddaughter urged her to pursue the Grammy that would complete an EGOT, while she questions the need for another Exorcist film.
Brewers owner Mark Attanasio backs salary cap despite World Series run
Milwaukee reached its first World Series since 1982 without a salary cap, but its owner says a more competitive field could make baseball more exciting.
New Zealand First policies draw mixed ratings in CEO survey
Business leaders surveyed for the Mood of the Boardroom gave low scores to several New Zealand First proposals, while raising questions about Winston Peters becoming prime...
UK regulators propose fewer misconduct reports and manager checks
Plans reported on 22 October would narrow misconduct reporting and remove extra checks for an estimated 140,000 financial managers.