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Oura has agreed to buy the AI-enabled primary care company for cash, with closing expected before 2026 ends.
Binance says malicious iPhone apps could read other apps’ files, including wallet keys and login credentials.
Iraq's foreign minister says understandings with Washington would allow oil exports via a lane near Oman.
Anthropic adds shared spreadsheets, whiteboards and a meeting assistant, though its product leader says Sheets is still basic.
The Commission’s Digital Fairness Act proposal targets subscription traps, deceptive sales tactics and addictive features, but isn’t law yet.
Tokyo bought a record ¥7.98 trillion in yen on July 30, ahead of joint action with the U.S.
Apple’s release notes list bug fixes and security updates for iPhones, according to 9to5Mac.
WIRED reports a four-week verification project, not a clean bill of health for the entire Signal app.
Amazon is reportedly developing a new home robot, but what it’ll look like—and actually do—is still unclear.
Since Oct. 1, Berkshire’s Class B shares rose 14% while the index fell 4%.
Roku joins Tubi and Fox One in a new division led by Anthony Wood and Paul Cheesbrough.
Apple still led tablet shipments in Q3 2026, but its decline outpaced a market that was already shrinking.
Share repurchases totaled about $9.6 billion in the quarter, Berkshire’s largest quarterly buyback total of 2026 through September.
Blue Origin's May engine-valve failure sparked a fire that extensively damaged its Florida launch site, delaying New Glenn's return.
September’s hiring gain was revised up to 60,000, while the unemployment rate fell to 4.1%.
Voyager 1's signal returned October 20 after two missed communication attempts; NASA is still investigating the interruption.
Controller navigation is simpler; the cloud gaming web redesign is due to roll out over the following weeks.
The agency plans digital displays at 435 sites by the end of 2028, replacing four 1980s-era systems.
Slate Truck's easy handling and customization potential impressed the reviewer despite rough cabin plastics.
CEO Carl Pei says Nothing's planned device 'couldn't have been an app.'
