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Bloomberg Surveillance, October 14, 2026Economy

Jonathan Ferro, Lisa Abramowicz and Annmarie Hordern interview leaders and decision-makers from Wall Street, Washington and beyond in this daily program for investors and executives. Topics include bank earnings, hot CPI, a warning about chips, weakness in semiconductors and how the Houthis have changed the economics of attacks.

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Moderna co-founder discusses whether AI can find curesScience

Moderna co-founder Noubar Afeyan spoke with CNA about artificial intelligence’s role in biotech and whether India can shift from a pharmaceutical manufacturing hub to a center of innovation. The interview took place on the sidelines of the Bloomberg New Economy Forum in New Delhi.

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Speaker Johnson: The polls are WRONG!Politics6:39

House Speaker Mike Johnson challenges polls suggesting Republicans could lose control of the House, touting GOP fundraising and campaign momentum. He warns Democrats would investigate President Trump if they win the midterms and responds to questions about a reported Justice Department search involving Rep. Ilhan Omar.

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Tumbler Ridge shooting: Alleged US co-conspirator denied bailWorld

James Cody Bryant appeared in a Seattle courtroom Tuesday morning for a bail hearing over alleged involvement in the Tumbler Ridge, B.C., shooting. The judge denied bail despite the defence arguing Bryant posed no risk. Bryant, who identifies as female and uses the name Melody, will remain in custody until trial on charges of conspiring to murder people in a foreign country.

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Saudi Aramco headquarters hit as Houthis and Riyadh trade strikesWorld

Saudi Arabia and Yemen’s Houthis exchanged fresh attacks on energy infrastructure. The Iran-backed group again targeted the Saudi capital and appeared to strike the headquarters of state oil company Saudi Aramco in Dhahran. Saudi authorities said an administrative building was targeted, causing a limited fire; it was unclear whether the blaze resulted from a direct hit or falling debris. No injuries were reported.

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Singapore keeps legal action options open over haze-linked firms: Grace FuSociety

Singapore is gathering data while keeping open the possibility of legal action under its Transboundary Haze Pollution Act against local firms linked to forest fires in Indonesia, Sustainability and Environment Minister Grace Fu said on Oct. 14. The law criminalises conduct that causes or contributes to haze pollution in Singapore. N95 masks began going to vulnerable people after PM2.5 reached the very high range.

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Singapore faith leaders pledge closer ties and neighbourlinessSociety

Leaders from Singapore’s ten faith communities pledged to deepen interfaith ties through mutual respect, care and support when needed. Prime Minister Lawrence Wong cautioned that overseas conflicts should not create divisions among Singaporeans at home.

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Russell Brand was a ‘sexual predator’, prosecution alleges as rape trial beginsCulture

Russell Brand’s trial on rape and sexual assault charges began on Wednesday. Prosecutors described him as “ruthless” and a “sexual predator”. The actor and comedian faces three rape counts, three sexual assault charges and one count of indecent assault, based on allegations by six women covering 1999 to 2009. He denies the charges.

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‘In Ukraine, I found peace’ | Call Sign CondorWorld

Latin American soldiers join Ukraine’s fight against Russia for varied reasons. Pay is one, but some seek a future and a better life, respect and admiration, or an escape from realities in Latin America; others are driven by experiences in their past.

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Public healthcare services return to normal as hospitals and clinics manage crowdsSociety

A day after a nearly 10-hour system disruption affected healthcare services, operations at Singapore’s public hospitals and polyclinics are largely back to normal. Queues and waiting areas remain busy, but patients said services are moving smoothly again. Tuesday’s outage affected bookings, registration and payments.

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Morning News NOW Full Episode – Oct. 14Other

Pope Leo is recovering after surgery at a Rome hospital following a lung cancer diagnosis. Trump is campaigning for Republicans in Alaska with the midterms less than three weeks away, and a federal judge has issued a long-term ruling blocking Trump’s White House media ban.

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CNN promotes round-the-clock streaming of CNN Originals, featuring award-winning documentaries, compelling stories and memorable journeys, and invites viewers to subscribe to All Access for more.

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Core inflation expected to stay elevated in coming quartersEconomy

Singapore’s core inflation is expected to remain high in the coming quarters before easing from the middle of next year. With prices still under pressure, analysts are surprised that the central bank left monetary policy settings unchanged.

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The other nine questions in Alberta’s referendumPolitics26:37

The separation question, listed as question 10, has drawn the most attention. Alberta voters will face nine other questions in Monday’s referendum; what are they?

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Pope Leo’s surgery succeeds, but doctors diagnose lung cancerHealth

Pope Leo XIV is recovering in hospital after surgery to remove the lower lobe of his right lung. Doctors diagnosed adenocarcinoma and said the operation was intended to remove all cancerous tissue. The Vatican said the 71-year-old spent a peaceful night at Rome’s Stremelli Hospital after the complication-free procedure.

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Josephine Teo: Governments alone cannot tackle emerging cyber threatsTech

Singapore is working with Google on an AI model to detect scam attempts and will launch a grant to help organisations prepare for quantum threats. Digital Development and Information Minister Josephine Teo says managing these risks requires cooperation between public and private sectors.

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