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Investing in your 20s and 30s: How much risk is too much?Economy

On the Money Talks podcast, Andrea Heng speaks with BlackRock’s Koay Hui Sien about how investors in their 20s and 30s can gauge their risk tolerance, balance growth with diversification and stay on course toward their financial goals.

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Snow forecast (27 October 2026)Other

The programme gives the latest snow conditions and forecasts from ski resorts across Europe and Central Asia.

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Israel’s final election push, but where is the push for peace?World

As Israel’s election campaign enters its final hours, opposition leader Gadi Eisenkot makes a last appeal focused on leadership and trust. Security dominates the race, while peace with the Palestinians is largely missing from political debate. Israelis are preparing to vote in the first election since the October 7 attacks.

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Anthropic moves toward public listing as record IPO estimates emergeEconomy2:16

Artificial intelligence company Anthropic is advancing toward becoming publicly traded, with early estimates suggesting its IPO could be the most expensive ever. Some investors valued it at $2 trillion last week, surpassing SpaceX’s record IPO in May. Anthropic could list as soon as next month, while rival OpenAI may follow next year.

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Carney says he is committed to moving Canada beyond the Indian ActPolitics

Manitoba Premier Wab Kinew says the Indian Act should be abolished, and Prime Minister Mark Carney agrees. Kyra Wilson, grand chief of the Assembly of Manitoba Chiefs, discusses her experience behind closed doors at the First Nations-first ministers’ meeting.

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How did the B.C. NDP’s election gamble end in defeat?Politics

The B.C. NDP’s decision to call an early election resulted in a major loss, with voters giving the B.C. Conservatives a majority mandate for the first time in almost a century. Power & Politics discusses the result with CBC’s Katie DeRosa, Shannon Waters of The Narwhal and Rob Shaw of CHEK News, followed by the show’s panel.

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Burden of Proof: Monday, October 26, 2026Other

An 18-year-old in New Jersey pleaded not guilty to murdering two 17-year-old girls. Singer Chris Brown received a suspended sentence in the UK over a nightclub attack.

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Democrats face tough Michigan midterms as Trump calls candidate a ‘jihadist’Politics

Opinion polls point to a difficult midterms race for Democrats in Michigan, with Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed running neck-and-neck against Republican Mike Rogers. El-Sayed, a party leftist and outspoken critic of Israel’s government over the Gaza war, faces a barrage of unfounded accusations, including Donald Trump’s claim that he is a jihadist extremist linked to terrorism.

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Anthropic files paperwork for potentially historic IPO and other top storiesTech

ABC News Live reviews trending stories: the Seahawks beat the Chiefs 20-3 on Sunday Night Football; Trump held a rally in Michigan and attacked Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed; Anthropic is preparing for an IPO, a major step for the AI company; Yamal, Mbappé and Messi are competing for the Ballon d’Or in London; and McDonald’s has brought back the McRib in select cities.

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King tides flood communities along both U.S. coastsSociety

Powerful king tides have spread across coastal neighborhoods in California and Florida, covering streets and business premises. Crews are working to shield the shoreline from the rising water.

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Carney says U.S. moving closer to Canada in trade talksEconomy

Prime Minister Mark Carney said Monday that the United States is moving closer to Canada's position in trade negotiations. The program examines the trade war's prominence ahead of the Nov. 3 U.S. midterms and the potential weight of a deal on the election.

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