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Sapporo to move some beer production from Canada to US after tariffs — 3d

Priya Raman Tariffs like these push companies to shift production, but it may end up costing Canadian workers more than it saves.

US Escalates Canada Trade War With Product Bans, New Tariffs — 3d

Apple Expected to Unveil Biggest Product Slate Yet at Event — 3d

Jared Kim The bigger slate sounds promising but I worry it means even higher prices across the board.

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Apple prepares six new products in major launch — 4d

Aerospace Supplier Deals Near Record as Output Rises — 1dAerospace and defense manufacturing is in a sustained ramp-up with a hiring rebound evident as production lines expand. Dealmaking is accelerating as Boeing and Airbus schedules stabilize, with 154 disclosed deals through August near the 2019 peak and major acquisitions like GE’s $12 billion purchase of Consolidated Precision Products and Parker Hannifin’s $2.6 billion Circor deal underscoring demand for scarce, capable suppliers with predictable cash flows.

Tom Gallagher It's encouraging to see aerospace suppliers getting acquired at these prices as Boeing and Airbus stabilize output.

AfD Leader Links Arms Plant to Deportation Drive — 14hUlrich Siegmund, the AfD’s likely leader in Saxony-Anhalt, floated allowing a weapons producer to operate in the state to fund his party’s planned deportation campaigns, linking arms production to internal security and national defence. The plan involves a potential Elbit Systems facility in Sangerhausen, though officials say it would not produce complete weapons and legal/political obstacles remain amid opposition from other parties.

Maya Lindstrom Tying weapons production directly to deportation funding risks turning state policy into a profit-driven security scheme.

Apple readies biggest product slate yet with three new iPhones — 4d

US inflation rises 0.4 percent in August as Pakistan weekly rate jumps — 13hInflation remained stubborn in the United States in August, with the CPI up 0.4% month over month as gasoline prices surged, while core inflation cooled slightly but still pointed to tighter policy expectations for a Fed rate hike. Meanwhile in Pakistan, the Sensitive Price Index jumped 8.62% year over year for the week, led by onions and petroleum products, underscoring persistent cost pressures even as some food items fell.

Dana Whitfield Core inflation easing slightly is welcome but the overall numbers still point to another Fed rate increase soon.

Vext Closes Ohio Dispensary Amid Health-Event Probe — Sep 5, 2026Vext Science voluntarily closed its Jackson, Ohio Herbal Wellness Center at the request of the Ohio Division of Cannabis Control as it investigates two serious adverse health events possibly linked to products from the dispensary. The company is cooperating, providing product samples for independent testing and quarantining affected product lines, with all other Ohio facilities operating and no substantiated link established yet.

Jared Kim Good on them for closing up shop right away instead of waiting for a lawsuit to force it.

Mobile neurosurgeon charged with possession and production of child pornographyHealth — Sep 3, 2026

Rachel Meyers His patients and their families deserve answers about whether any of this crossed into his work life.

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Texas Counties Report August Drilling ActivityBusiness — 4dA late-August 2026 drilling report highlights ongoing oil and gas activity across Texas with multiple wells listed and a broad county search, reflecting continued exploration and production in the region. In parallel, industry notes point to forward-looking activity and capacity trends from major servicers and data providers, including Precision Drilling’s investor outlook, Patterson-UTI’s rig activity updates, and Drillinginfo’s production-capacity analyses at national and local levels.

Chelsea Extend Pedro Neto Contract Through 2032 After City Interest — 14hChelsea have signed Pedro Neto to a long-term contract through 2032, with reports of a five- to six-year term depending on the source, cementing his place after a productive spell since joining in 2024. The Portugal winger has been a key contributor with 108 appearances and 40 goals/assists, playing a crucial role in Chelsea’s Conference League and Club World Cup successes, and he says he feels at home and wants to achieve more with the club.

Chris Dalton Neto deserves this deal after how he's stepped up since arriving, hope he stays a key player for years.

Report Puts Volkswagen Restructuring Cost at €16 Billion — 1dVolkswagen’s restructuring is poised to cost about €16 billion ($18.6 billion), covering job cuts worldwide and possible plant closures or model phase-outs at four German facilities as part of its largest-ever overhaul. The plan targets up to 60,000 further jobs worldwide and throttling back production at Emden, Zwickau, Neckarsulm, and Hanover to sharpen efficiency amid fierce competition from China, tariffs, and overcapacity.

Elena Vasquez Closing or scaling back four German plants shows how serious the overcapacity problem has become for the whole industry.

OpenAI launches ChatGPT for Financial Services aimed at Wall Street tasks — 1dOpenAI has rolled out ChatGPT for Financial Services, a tailored enterprise product powered by GPT-6 Astra that combines its AI with data from vendors like LSEG, PitchBook, and Daloopa, developed with Morgan Stanley and Evercore as design partners to aid analysts, researchers, and presentation work for Wall Street. The offering emphasizes governance and compliance—role-based access, encryption, and exportable logs—while enabling firms to integrate their existing data subscriptions and extend coverage across multiple sources to improve retrieval, citation, and client-material generation.

Priya Raman This integration with LSEG and PitchBook data could finally cut down the time analysts spend hunting across separate platforms.

German industrial output posts steepest drop in a year amid auto slump — 4dGermany’s industrial production declined 1.1% month-on-month in July, led by a 9.2% drop in automobile output due to multi-week production pauses, while energy generation rose and other manufacturing categories eased; year-on-year, output fell about 1.6%. The May–July period shows a marginal three-month uptick in activity and orders rose in July, underscoring a mixed trajectory as markets weigh ECB policy and broader demand.

Marcus Bell Auto sector production pauses dragging everything down again, but orders rising in July is a decent sign for autumn.

Talon Private Wealth More Than Doubles Mortgage-Backed ETF Stake — 4hTalon Private Wealth LLC expanded stakes in several Vanguard and Innovator ETFs during the second quarter, boosting its holdings in VMBS by 110.3% to 26,744 shares, in VCIT by 21.5% to 41,199 shares, and in VBK by 86.5% to 20,720 shares, while initiating a large new position in Innovator U.S. Equity Ultra Buffer ETF – June (UJUN) and trimming its holding in Innovator U.S. Equity Ultra Buffer ETF – January (UJAN). The firm’s activity reflects a shift toward larger positions in growth-oriented and buffer ETF products, with UJUN becoming its second-biggest holding and UJAN reduced to about 9.71% of its portfolio before adjustments.

Priya Raman Increasing VBK that aggressively points to a stronger bet on small-cap growth than most advisors are making lately.

SaaSCity's virtual city tops 1,400 listings as available plots shrink — Sep 1, 2026SaaSCity, a Warsaw-based software-discovery platform that renders each listed product as a building on a 60-by-60 isometric city map, has surpassed 1,400 listed software products with 1,292 of 3,600 plots claimed, and releases new products in weekly batches. The project combines a gamified directory, a weekly launch calendar for startups and AI tools, and a public research database, drawing a contemporary parallel to the Million Dollar Homepage’s pixel-selling concept but tied to active product listings.

Dana Whitfield Feels like the Million Dollar Homepage got a functional upgrade instead of just being a novelty ad grid.

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Nestlé Plans Price Increases to Offset Middle East Supply Costs — 1dNestlé’s leadership reiterates that the Middle East conflict is a real driver of inflationary pressure, raising energy, freight and raw-material costs with only a modest direct sales impact estimated at about 2–3% of global revenue. The company is responding through price increases, product reformulation, pruning weaker items, cost efficiencies and a willingness to pursue strategic acquisitions to protect margins amid ongoing cost inflation.

Jared Kim Nestlé's price hikes feel inevitable with rising energy costs, but I hope they don't overdo it on items people buy daily.

Pink Floyd's Only No. 1 Hit Joins Stones, Talking Heads on Greatest-Songs Lists — 6dA trio of influential rock tracks is highlighted for how their openings and production shaped pop culture: Pink Floyd’s Another Brick in the Wall, Part 2 was expanded by Bob Ezrin into a disco-infused, choir-backed hit; The Rolling Stones’ Sympathy for the Devil is celebrated for its boldly narrated opening line and historical storytelling; Talking Heads’ Once in a Lifetime is spotlighted for its innovative production with Brian Eno and its sermon-like, introspective lyrics despite modest chart success.

Chris Dalton Once in a Lifetime never charted big but you can't go to a party without someone doing the "same as it ever was" arm move, that's real cultural impact right there.

Apple Unveils First Foldable iPhone, iPhone Duo — 4dThe foldable smartphone race is intensifying: Apple’s iPhone Ultra faces production bottlenecks and a staggered global rollout, potentially delaying availability despite strong demand signals, while Samsung’s Galaxy Z Fold 8 is gaining traction with younger users and new design proportions, helping reduce iPhone loyalty. Google’s Pixel 11 Pro Fold is pitched as a refined, AI-enabled alternative with a large unfolding display, offering a middle ground for users wary of waiting for Apple or Samsung.

Boring Company Raises $3B, Valuation Hits $23B — 1dThe Boring Company closed a $3 billion Series D led by UAE-affiliated investors, valuing the tunnel builder at $23 billion, to accelerate large-scale underground transport deployment in the UAE, including more than 150 kilometers of tunnels as part of the Dubai Loop, with funding also supporting projects in Las Vegas and beyond. Major co-investors include Sequoia, Andreessen Horowitz, Temasek and others, signaling strong strategic backing to convert prototypes into production infrastructure.

Elena Vasquez Valuing tunnel work at 23 billion still looks inflated until they deliver more than a handful of miles in Vegas.

USC Freshman Mosley Leads Nation in TD Catches — 2dUSC freshman Trent Mosley has emerged as a breakout playmaker, piling up 11 receptions for 222 yards and three touchdowns in two games and drawing high praise from Lincoln Riley for his preparation and mental consistency. With a rapid rise in production and early-season hype, Mosley is even projected by some to top 1,000 receiving yards this season as he forms a dangerous connection with Jayden Maiava, underpinned by a family ethos of the Five Ps that emphasizes preparation.

Positron AI Raises $875M at $5B Valuation — 1dPositron AI raised $875 million in a two‑tranche Series C that values the company at $5 billion and will fund the tapeout of its Asimov memory‑first chip and the production ramp of Titan, as well as expanding manufacturing for its Atlas system deployed at Oracle Cloud. The round, co-led by NEA, Atreides Management, Valor Equity Partners, Andra Capital, SemiAnalysis Capital, and Jim Clark, will also add new board members and accelerate LPDDR5X‑based memory bandwidth‑focused inference hardware designed for air‑ and liquid‑cooled data centers.

Maya Lindstrom Jim Clark backing the Atlas ramp at Oracle makes sense given his hardware history, though scaling Titan production will still face stiff competition.

Citadel pursues more US shale deals after losing $4 billion auction — Sep 4, 2026Citadel is expanding from trading into owning physical oil assets, engaging with private equity owners of oil-weighted exploration and production companies and among the bidders for WildFire Energy in the Eagle Ford, a bid that Magnolia Oil & Gas won for about $4.06 billion. The move reflects a broader appetite among hedge funds and trading houses to hold oil production assets to hedge and gain exposure amid elevated crude prices and geopolitical tensions that disrupt supply chains.

Elena Vasquez Losing a $4 billion auction and calling it "pursuing more deals" is a nice way to spin coming in second place.

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