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Anthropic IPO reignites Asia’s AI tradeEconomy

The program discusses Anthropic’s filing for a blockbuster IPO and the tech rally spreading to Asia on the news.

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A silver lining in Europe’s economic gloomEconomy

An ageing workforce, heavy debt, outdated technology and political polarisation cloud Europe’s outlook. ING Chief Economist Marieke Blom says some of the concerns are overstated, while others offer a chance to catch up.

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Nine women receive compensation over police abuse claimsSociety

Nine women have been compensated after alleging that a police force failed to investigate serving and former officers over domestic abuse and sexual violence. They said reports of alleged rape, assault and coercive control by male officers at Devon and Cornwall Police were not taken seriously. The force apologised and agreed to an out-of-court settlement.

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Falcon hunting brings profit while preserving an ancient traditionCulture

In Cizre, hunters have a two-month window from September to November to capture prized falcons and other birds of prey using traditional methods. Some birds sell for more than $100,000 in Gulf markets. The decades-old hunting tradition continues in northeastern Syria’s Rojava region.

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How the Gaza war is shaping Michigan's midterm votePolitics

A closely watched U.S. Senate contest in Michigan between Democrat Abdul El-Sayed and Republican Mike Rogers is exposing sharp divisions among Arab American and Jewish American voters. Israel's war in Gaza and Trump's presidency could both influence how people in the state vote.

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Anthropic’s sales surge and losses test AI IPO fervorTech

Anthropic’s IPO filing discloses steep losses and security concerns that could challenge investor enthusiasm for the AI heavyweight. Echo Wang examines a potential offering that could rank among the largest IPOs in history.

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Johannesburg’s infrastructure decay risks pushing multinationals out, Mavuso warnsEconomy

Busi Mavuso says companies in Johannesburg are paving roads, trucking in water and producing off-grid electricity to keep operating. The mounting costs are stifling new investment and prompting more multinationals to reconsider their presence in South Africa, while local manufacturing plants continue to lose internal capital.

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From blackouts to surplus: How Eskom turned South Africa’s power aroundEconomy

After years of severe power cuts, South Africa’s state utility Eskom has returned to an operational surplus and is maintaining 3 to 5 gigawatts of excess generation capacity, CEO Dan Marokane says. Localized outages persist in Johannesburg as the city works to improve its finances and manage its power network.

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'Gutfeld!': Poll says Democrats 'hate America'Politics

Fox News host Greg Gutfeld and the panel discuss a new poll that found a sharp divide over national values. It ranked patriotism last among Democrats, while Republicans placed it alongside responsibility and honesty as a priority.

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LIVE: Israel holds first general election since Oct. 7 attackPolitics

Israel votes on October 27, with Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu fighting for political survival. Voters are weighing his leadership after the 2023 Hamas-led attacks, wars in Gaza and with Iran, and Israel’s growing international isolation.

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Asia stocks rally as Anthropic IPO lifts chip sharesEconomy

Bloomberg TV’s Asia Trade program covers market developments ahead of the trading day, including Anthropic’s IPO filing and warning about AI risks, as well as South Korea’s third-quarter GDP growth of 3.4% year over year.

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Hamilton Mayor Andrea Horwath finishes third in stunning municipal election resultPolitics

Andrea Horwath, the incumbent Hamilton mayor and former provincial NDP leader, finished a distant third in Ontario’s province-wide municipal elections on Monday, losing to Keanin Loomis. A reporter described the result as a “humiliating defeat” for a politician with decades of experience.

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Brad Bradford speaks to supporters after losing Toronto mayoral racePolitics

Former Beaches—East York councillor Brad Bradford lost the 2026 Toronto mayoral race to incumbent Olivia Chow. His campaign focused on crime, congestion, the cost of living, cleanliness and economic competitiveness. At his election-night party, Bradford wished Chow success and said Toronto benefits when its mayor succeeds.

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ABC News Live Prime: October 26, 2026Other47:49

The program covers the Justice Department’s plan to charge former FBI director James Comey for a third time, king tides battering the East and West coasts, threats against Georgia election workers, and rising premiums for employer-sponsored health insurance.

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Employer-based health insurance costs keep risingHealth3:58

ABC News’ Linsey Davis spoke with KFF Associate Director Matthew Rae about the reasons employer-based health insurance costs are climbing and what the trend means for families and small businesses.

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Campaigns enter the final week before the midtermsPolitics

With voting set to begin in a week, the campaigns’ closing messages raise the question of whether they focus on serious issues. In one of the country’s most critical Senate races, Republicans may be using the wrong strategy.

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Decision Ontario 2026: Olivia Chow’s full speech after re-election as Toronto mayorPolitics

Toronto voters have re-elected Olivia Chow as mayor. Unofficial results show she led her main challenger, Brad Bradford, and 50 other candidates in Monday’s municipal election, with 54 per cent to Bradford’s 41 per cent as of 11 p.m. Chow will serve a second term after winning the 2023 mayoral byelection.

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