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Oil market news and analysis issued for Oct. 133 sources — 3h

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Asian Markets Slide Amid Tech, Oil Concerns — 5hSouth Korea's Kospi sank as much as 6% on Oct. 13, 2026, leading Asian stocks lower as investors pulled back from AI and chip shares ahead of U.S. earnings.

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Fire Destroyed the Oldest Food Market in Paris This Morning2 sources — 12h

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Fires destroy historic Paris market, damage Kumasi stallsWorld — 1dA fire overnight into Oct. 12, 2026, totally destroyed Paris's Marché des Enfants Rouges, the oldest covered food market in the capital, founded in 1615; one firefighter was lightly hurt.

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Poll Finds 60% Americans Oppose Election Betting — 21h60% of Americans oppose election betting on prediction markets, a Reuters/Ipsos poll finds, even as CBS adds Kalshi odds to midterm TV coverage.

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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.

Quiet discipline, not charisma, turns good companies greatCulture — 1dOnly eleven of 1,435 Fortune 500 firms went from market-or-worse returns to at least three times the market for fifteen years—and Collins finds they did it with humble leaders and narrow focus, not celebrity CEOs.

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Jared Kim Seeing those eleven companies succeed with quiet focus instead of big personalities matches what I saw at my old firm.

Temperament and a margin of safety beat market forecastsCulture — 14hInvesting works through disciplined analysis, a cushion between price and value, and independence from crowd mood—not through predicting what prices will do next.

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Jared Kim Discipline matters more than any model. Without temperament to wait for proper prices, even good ideas turn into losses.

Wealth needs no cleverness, only a plan you leave aloneCulture — 12hBuilding freedom is less about beating markets than clearing debt, saving hard, and holding one cheap index fund for decades.

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Tom Gallagher Cutting expenses to save more each month worked better than chasing any hot tip.

Local Bakeries, Markets Offer Distinctive FoodsLifestyle — 1dThese articles spotlight standout regional food stops, from California’s Basque-inspired Sheepherder Bread and dessert shops to an all-in-one Italian market in Pennsylvania and a gluten- and often dairy-free bakery near Omaha. A small Massachusetts bakery also draws attention for its fresh cakes, scones, pastries and cookies.

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Nestlé signs NBA deal across 21 markets — 5dNestlé signed its largest-ever international brand marketing deal with the NBA for Milo, Nescau and Nesquik across 21 markets from January 1, 2027.

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Nepal Flood Sweeps Homes, Strands Trekkers — 2dA sudden flash flood on Nepal’s Budhi Gandaki River swept away homes, bridges and market structures in northern Gorkha, with preliminary reports putting the number of destroyed houses as high as 35. Authorities suspect a landslide or blocked river channel triggered the surge, are evacuating residents and conducting helicopter-assisted rescue and relief operations; no deaths have been confirmed.

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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.

Stock prices wander so boring index funds usually winCulture — 14hMalkiel shows neither charts nor expert stock-picking reliably beat a low-cost market index once fees and behavior are counted.

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Maya Lindstrom Most active managers claim an edge but the data keeps showing average investors lose more from chasing hot tips than from just holding the market.

Gladwell maps three levers that turn small ideas into epidemics — 1dMarketers and change-makers who need to know why a brand can jump from under 30,000 pairs a year into the millions without a campaign.

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Chris Dalton Context really is the hidden factor here, it can make an ordinary product spread like crazy without any push.

More Than 170 Candidates Sign Pledge To Remove COVID Shots From Market — 5dOne month before the midterms more than 100 candidates running for public office across the country have pledged their commitment to remove the COVID-19 vaccines from the market.

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California County Sues Polymaker Over Alleged Ghost-Gun MarketingBusiness — 2dSan Diego County is suing 3D-printing filament maker Polymaker, alleging it marketed PLA filament to the ghost-gun community and thereby promoted products that qualify as regulated firearm precursor parts; the county seeks penalties, repayment of profits and an order restricting the alleged conduct. The case is part of California’s broader push to curb untraceable firearms by targeting the materials and digital resources used to make them.

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Jim Carrey vs Adam SandlerYourlist — VS BattleRubber-faced mania versus deadpan slob comedy — two 90s comedy titans, two entirely different engines.

Purpose builds the loyalty that features cannot buy — 2dFounders, marketers, and team leaders who want belief-driven followership instead of deal-chasing customers get the reframe here.

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Tom Gallagher Loyalty rooted in shared purpose does seem to outlast any product advantage, at least in the teams I've worked with.

Stock Quotes, Business News and Data from Stock Markets | MSN Money2 sources — 6d

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Create something new rather than copy what already works — 3dDurable value comes from building monopolies on secrets and new technology, not from competing harder in crowded markets.

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Nicole Hardy My own attempts at copying successful models always fell flat. Secrets and fresh tech let you set the terms instead of fighting over scraps.

Rare shocks nobody sees coming drive history and markets — 3dA turkey’s thousand safe feedings end the week before Thanksgiving—and Taleb says finance and forecasting still make that same mistake.