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• [[Los Angeles Times]]
  • Vincent Thomas Bridge to close for 16 months
    • Span's aging deck will be replaced. Locals fear more pollution, noise and congestion.
    • THE MILE-LONG Vincent Thomas Bridge, which opened in 1963, connects San Pedro to Terminal Island.
  • Lenders probed over handling of wildfire insurance payouts
    • After complaints from borrowers, regulators demand data on how funds were disbursed.
    • PEOPLE rally at a burned property in Altadena in June to support a housing bill.
  • Ex-member settles with Hollywood Foreign Press Assn.

• [[USA Today]]
  • A SAFE AND TRANQUIL DESTINATION’
    • Puerto Vallarta tourism recovering after February’s violence
    • Mexico’s Pacific coastline lives up to what travelers hope for on a beach vacation. ● On a recent visit to the secluded Las Caletas beach in Puerto Vallarta, the water was not only warm but crystal clear, and the sand was soft to the touch. Against the jungle backdrop, the day was picture- perfect. It was unusually sparse, with only a few loungers occupied and not many others on the boat ride over. ● That’s partially because it’s still low season in Mexico due to the humid weather and potential for storms. Another reason is that tourists are just beginning to return after a day of civil unrest between law enforcement and a cartel in February left many people wondering if Mexico was safe to visit.
    • Take an excursion with Vallarta Adventures to Las Caletas.
    • The surf town of Sayulita was impacted by February’s civil unrest also.
  • TSA says these Halloween items can’t fly
    • Guidelines are strict for what can be packed
    • Think twice before packing your Halloween costumes.
  • Safety is priority in ride planning
    • Process ensures security of park attractions

• [[The New York Times]]
  • Tesla Leads a Rush to Sell Electric Cars That Cost More Than $100,000
    • Elon Musk’s company and other automakers, like Jaguar and Bentley, are trying to sell very expensive electric cars to people who usually prefer gasoline-fueled luxury and performance.
    • Tesla’s new sports car, the Roadster, is equipped with thrusters that allow it to go from zero to 60 miles per hour in less than a second and leave the ground briefly
  • Battle Over the Pierre Ends in Defeat for the Buyer Pushed by Lutnick
    • Motasem Khashoggi, who hails from a prominent Saudi family, missed a Tuesday deadline to deliver a $100 million deposit to purchase the Manhattan landmark.
    • A two-year battle for the future of the Pierre, a storied New York apartment building, appears to have ended with a whimper.
  • Gulf Oil Is Still Flowing Despite a Surge in Attacks on Ships
    • Shipping operators are braving the Strait of Hormuz, but the risks are high and transportation costs have skyrocketed.
    • Footage shows small boats gathered around floating shipping containers after a Singapore-flagged cargo ship sank near the Strait of Hormuz on Wednesday. Analysts say Iran has ramped up its attacks on ships passing through the vital waterway.

• [[Wall Street Journal]]
  • Cloud Upstart’s Stock Whipsaws
    • Nvidia’s Huang helps reverse selloff in shares of computing provider CoreWeave
  • Frequent Rivals Meta And Apple Unite for Project
  • Companies Pour Billions of Dollars Into New ‘Protein Degrader’ Drugs
  • AI Companies Play a Game Of Cat and Mouse With Spies
  • Netflix’s Content Chief Exits Firm
  • AI Runs Into New Obstacle: Insurance
  • New Porsche CEO’s Strategy: Fiercer Culture, Pricier Cars

• [[Financial Times]] 영국에 위치한 니케이 소유 회사입니다.
  • Plan for eas­ing of $2.3tn Nor­way fund’s ban on nuc­lear weapons trig­gers debate
    • Nor­way’s $2.3tn oil fund should be able to invest in defence groups cur­rently barred for their role in nuc­lear-weapons pro­duc­tion, says a gov­ern­ment-appoin­ted com­mit­tee, in a move that could lead to it tak­ing stakes in com­pan­ies such as Boe­ing and BAE Sys­tems.
    • An invest­ment shift for the world’s largest sov­er­eign wealth fund could lead to it buy­ing into BAE
  • Risk of AI crunch rises as shadow of data centre over­ca­pa­city looms
    • Look further out towards the horizon and the effects of the projected surge in data centre construction look more daunting
  • Investors ditch infra­struc­ture debt on fears for AI rev­enue
    • ▸ Doubts over sus­tain­ab­il­ity of growth ▸ Neo­cloud groups suf­fer as prices fall
    • 'Data centre bonds are having a Darwin moment, where the weakest credits struggle to survive'
  • Credit Suisse bankers lose court battle over bonuses
    • Switzer­land’s supreme court has upheld a gov­ern­ment decision to strip former Credit Suisse bankers of their bonuses fol­low­ing the lender’s res­cue by UBS, over­turn­ing a rul­ing that found the move to be unlaw­ful.