Former T-ARA Member Soyeon Announces Pregnancy on Fourth Wedding Anniversary
The K-pop star shared the joyful news on Instagram, revealing she and her husband, soccer player Cho Yu Min, are expecting a baby boy in 2027.
Marvell Bets 115 Billion Dollars That Optical Networking Is the Future of AI Data Centers
The chip designer's all-stock acquisition of Lumentum marks one of the boldest corporate wagers on the AI boom, but investors punished both stocks as skepticism about integration complexity and capital spending slowdown mount.
Gold Rebounds Toward 4,000 Dollars as Iran Peace Hopes Sink Oil and Send the Dollar Tumbling
The precious metal rallied more than 2 percent Monday, recovering from its worst monthly decline since 2008 as weaker Treasury yields and dollar weakness brought bargain hunters back to the market.
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USC Stuns Number Two Ohio State 30-18 in Signature Win That Shakes Up College Football Playoff Race
The Trojans dismantled the Buckeyes at Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum, delivering Lincoln Riley his first top-five victory and sending Ohio State tumbling to No. 11 in the polls.
News
Black Doves Season 2 Lands on Netflix November 5—What to Expect From Keira Knightley's Spy Thriller
Netflix's spy thriller Black Doves returns November 5 with Keira Knightley and Ben Whishaw back as Helen and Sam, expanding from London to Paris with six new episodes dropping all at once.
Business
AI Cited in 120,136 U.S. Job Cuts This Year as Tech Layoffs Surge 54 Percent
Through September 2026, AI was named as the reason for over 120,000 job cuts—21% of all U.S. layoffs—as tech companies announced 165,925 cuts, up 54% from last year despite the broader economy stabilizing.
Finance
Consumers Plan to Spend 890 Dollars This Holiday Season—But Inflation Is the Only Reason Why
Americans are heading into the 2026 holidays planning to spend 90 per household, but 78% say higher prices will affect their decisions—creating a paradox of rising spending driven by inflation, not enthusiasm.
Sports
Defending Champion Knicks Join Rare Club With Historic 0-3 Start
The Knicks ended a 53-year drought in June, then opened the new season by losing three straight—joining only the 2011 Mavericks and 1969 Celtics as defending champions to start 0-3.