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Two Charged After Gunfire Hits Allentown Fire Company Social ClubWorld — 1dTwo Allentown residents, Darren Linton and Shania Ruffin, were charged in a shooting into a members-only social club that injured a man early Monday. The victim is expected to survive, and Linton is accused of firing the gun; the investigation continues.

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Why good management makes great companies fail — 1dThe practices that make firms excellent at serving today's customers also lock them out of the cheaper, simpler innovations that later take their markets.

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Marcus Bell Companies get so good at serving big clients that they overlook simpler cheaper options until those take over the whole market.

Prescott Responds to Heckler After Cowboys Loss — 5dAfter the Cowboys’ 24–16 loss to Tampa Bay, Dak Prescott confronted a person who called the performance “embarrassing” as he walked to the locker room and asked staff to remove him. Although some reports initially described the heckler as a stadium employee, Cowboys PR said he worked for a third-party company; Prescott said people could speak their minds but criticized the man for looking away when he responded.

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Connecticut Man Sentenced for $3.5M Amazon FraudBusiness — Oct 7, 2026A Connecticut trucking company owner was sentenced to two years in federal prison for defrauding Amazon of more than $3.5 million. Prosecutors said Ameer Nasir used 23 fraudulent business accounts to claim more than 1,000 trailer-hauling jobs he never completed and submit paid invoices; he must repay about $3.55 million and serve three years of supervised release.

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IJRDOJ Issues Nearly A Dozen Subpoenas In Immigration Probe Against Ilhan Omar; Includes Members Of Her FamilyNicole Silverio · 3 min · 1h

A share is a business fraction, not a price quote — 2dInvestors short on principles—and anyone who suspects company accounts are being managed—get Buffett’s own letters rebuilt into one plain argument about ownership.

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Derek Foss Treating stocks as ownership stakes rather than daily quotes helps cut through the noise from questionable accounting.

AP Top 25 College Football TeamsRankingCollege football fans argue endlessly over which programs deserve the top spots in the AP Poll based on wins, schedule strength, and legacy.

First Breach Completes Drone Flight, Targets 2,500 WeeklyTech — 1dFirst Breach says its proprietary drone prototype completed its first autonomous flight, following a preprogrammed route from takeoff to landing without manual control. The company is porting its flight software to PX4 and expanding Maryland hiring and manufacturing plans, with initial prototypes targeted for late 2026 and scaled production for 2027.

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Healthcare Companies Seek Sales Leaders Across SouthwestBusiness — 2dAlfasigma and its subsidiary Intercept Pharmaceuticals are hiring Territory Business Managers to grow sales in the U.S. gastrointestinal and liver-health market, build physician relationships and coordinate market-access efforts. Both roles call for specialty-sales experience, a bachelor’s degree and substantial travel within the territory.

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Modine Manufacturing Company — Sep 29, 2026

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Companies Seek Customer Service, Technician, Product StaffBusiness — 4dThe articles are primarily job listings: Sumit Sales Group seeks an AT&T Fiber customer service representative, while Schneider is hiring customer service roles focused on client support, order management and problem-solving. Lucid is recruiting a senior mobile technician to repair electric vehicles in the field, and Peloton seeks a senior product manager to lead personalized, data-driven fitness guidance.

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BooksFour agreements can replace the rules you never choseMost human suffering comes from childhood beliefs absorbed without consent, and freedom comes from four daily commitments about speech, reaction, interpretation, and effort.42m · 1 reads

Fluence Energy Faces Securities Class-Action SuitFinance — 6dInvestors have filed securities class actions against Fluence Energy, alleging the company misled shareholders about production problems at contract manufacturing facilities and its ability to deliver backlog and meet fiscal 2026 revenue guidance. The suits follow weaker financial results and disclosures that Fluence faced manufacturing-related challenges; the allegations have not been proven in court.

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Funds Expand Lincoln Electric HoldingsFinance — Oct 7, 2026Institutional investors, including Bell Asset Management and Congress Asset Management, added to or initiated positions in Lincoln Electric, while the company’s shares fell 4.5% in one session. A separate valuation analysis described the stock as slightly above its estimated fair value, despite a strong overall quality score.

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Most Influential Women in World HistoryYourlist — RankingFrom ancient queens who ruled empires to modern activists who changed laws, these women left indelible marks on politics, science, and culture. Vote for who you think shaped history most profoundly.

Poll: Most Americans Say AI Develops Too Fast — 6dA new poll finds that most Americans believe AI is developing too quickly, and about 8 in 10 want the government to prioritize keeping it under human control and protecting workers. Concern crosses party lines, though Americans have little confidence in either party’s ability to manage AI; separately, New York City officials are pressing AI companies for accountability as they consider new safety rules.

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Lisa Documentary Charts Break From K-Pop System — 6dThe documentary *Always Lalisa* follows Blackpink star Lisa through a year of solo projects, including her album, new management company, Coachella performances and acting debut, as she moves beyond the strict controls of her early K-pop career. It offers an intimate portrait of her growing independence and artistic confidence amid the pressures and expectations of global fame.

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Anta Completes €1.5B Puma Deal, Becomes Largest Shareholder — Oct 7, 2026Anta has completed its €1.5055 billion purchase of a 29.06% stake in Puma from Artémis, becoming the German sportswear maker’s largest shareholder. Both companies describe the investment as a long-term strategic partnership; Puma will remain independently managed, and Anta says it has no plans to make a takeover offer.

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IJREXCLUSIVE: Trump DOJ Launches Probe Into New Jersey City Over ‘Egregious’ Firearm Permit ProcessHarold Hutchison · 3 min · 1h

Thordon Bearings Opens Third Burlington Production PlantBusiness — 6dThordon Bearings has opened a third manufacturing plant in Burlington, Ontario, to expand production, shorten lead times and support growing demand for its sustainable marine and hydropower products. The facility will make water-lubricated mechanical seals and water-quality packages, house product development and Marsh Brothers Aviation operations, and help accommodate the company’s workforce growth.

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Toy Story vs ShrekYourlist — VS BattleThe toy box vs the swamp: two animation revolutions, one inevitable playground argument.

Manus Raises $500M After China Blocks Meta Deal — 6dManus raised more than $500 million in its first funding round since Chinese regulators blocked Meta’s planned $2 billion acquisition, with Boyu Capital and IDG Capital leading the investment and existing backers also participating. The company did not disclose its valuation, though reports put it near $4 billion, as it resumes operating independently and develops AI-agent products.

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Pest Firms Highlight Prevention Guidance Across Oklahoma, WisconsinBusiness — Oct 6, 2026Pest-control companies in Oklahoma and Wisconsin recommend inspections, sealing entry points, managing moisture, and tailored prevention plans to limit seasonal infestations in homes and businesses. They warn that pests including rodents, termites, ants, mosquitoes, and bed bugs can threaten property and health, and promote ongoing, environmentally conscious treatments.

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T2 Reports Historical 97.4% Copper, 90.1% Zinc RecoveryBusiness — Oct 7, 2026Historical testing at T2 Metals’ Sherridon project in Manitoba showed 97.4% copper recovery and 90.1% zinc recovery from a Lost Lake sample, supporting the company’s evaluation of processing options such as toll milling. T2 is conducting mineralogical work across four deposits to guide further tests, while cautioning that the historical results came from a single composite and have not been fully verified to current standards.

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Raising Cane’s Opens, Plans Restaurants Across U.S.Business — Oct 5, 2026Raising Cane’s is continuing its nationwide expansion, with new or planned restaurants in Tampa, San Francisco, Springfield, Oregon, and Rib Mountain, Wisconsin. The openings include the chain’s second San Francisco location and first Lane County restaurant, while local officials and the company point to community and business benefits alongside attention to traffic management.

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Daily Caller News FoundationDOJ Issues Nearly A Dozen Subpoenas In Immigration Probe Against Ilhan Omar; Includes Members Of Her FamilyThe Department of Justice (DOJ) issued roughly a dozen subpoenas as part of the probe into Democratic Minnesota Rep. Ilhan Omar's immigration status, a source familiar confirmed to the Daily Caller News Foundation Wednesday.1h · 2 reads

Advanced Navigation Plans Huntsville Manufacturing HubBusiness — Oct 5, 2026Advanced Navigation America is investing $110 million in a Huntsville center to develop and manufacture navigation systems that let autonomous platforms operate when GPS is unavailable, serving defense, space, mining and other industries. The facility is expected to expand the company’s Huntsville workforce to as many as 100 employees and strengthen U.S. manufacturing and supply-chain capacity.

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Seligman Ventures Doubles Deployable Capital to $1 BillionTech — Sep 28, 2026Seligman Ventures doubled its deployable capital from $500 million to $1 billion less than a year after launch, after investing in more than 14 companies focused on AI infrastructure, data-center hardware and cybersecurity. The firm plans to keep investing across early- and later-stage startups and says its hands-on approach, including board representation, will help it support companies and manage risk.

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Chris Dalton It's impressive they raised that much so fast for AI and cybersecurity plays.

Descartes Introduces AI Agent Control PlaneTech — Oct 6, 2026Descartes Systems Group introduced an Agent Control Plane built on its Global Logistics Network to coordinate AI agents across supply-chain applications and trading partners, aiming to automate multistep workflows and reduce manual handoffs while enforcing customer-set guardrails, approvals and human oversight. A forum demonstration showed agents handling tasks across multiple companies and products but escalating consequential compliance and transportation decisions to people.

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Spire launches first three Colorado-built satellites — Oct 2, 2026Spire Global launched the first three satellites built at its Boulder, Colorado, facility aboard SpaceX’s Transporter-18 mission, expanding its U.S. manufacturing footprint for national security needs. The company says its facilities in the U.S., U.K. and Europe can produce 300 to 400 satellites annually.

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Elena Vasquez Three new ones built locally on this SpaceX flight feels like steady progress for their data business.

FDA extends review of Novo Nordisk hemophilia drug over manufacturing issues — Oct 2, 2026The FDA has extended its review of Novo Nordisk’s denecimig, a potential hemophilia A treatment, because the company is addressing manufacturing-facility issues. The agency has not raised concerns about the drug’s clinical safety or efficacy and has set no new decision date; Novo is targeting a U.S. launch in the first half of 2027.

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Maya Lindstrom Manufacturing hiccups can drag on, but it's smart the FDA isn't rushing approval even if the science looks solid.

IJREXCLUSIVE: Asst. Commerce Secretary Roth Reveals The Issues Facing Classrooms That Rely Too Much On ScreensSean Moran · 6 min · 2h