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Anthropic S-1 Filing Reveals $17B Q3 Revenue and $895B in Compute Deals
Anthropic S-1 filing shows $17B Q3 revenue, a $104B nine-month loss and $895B in compute deals. Here is what it means for investors.
WA TAB AUSTRAC Review: Money Laundering Fix Nears $11m
AUSTRAC’s two-year compliance assessment of Racing and Wagering WA has already pushed the TAB’s wagering costs up about $10.9 million in a year, mostly for anti-money laundering work. Here is what we know, how it compares with Perth Mint, Crown, Star, Tabcorp and Entain, and what it means for taxpayers and investors.
Council Tax Bands: Who Gets the £100 Budget 2026 Energy Payment?
Council tax bands A to D in England unlock a £100 energy payment from January 2027. We explain who qualifies, how to check your band, and the bank tax behind it.
Hong Kong’s 90-Year-Old Kuei Lee Soy Sauce Brewery Closes After Factory Land Resumed
The Kuei Lee soy sauce closure marks the end of one of Hong Kong’s most recognisable heritage food brands. The nearly 90-year-old soy sauce maker has stopped production at its Kwu Tung factory and will close its Wanchai shop once remaining stock sells out, after its land was resumed under the Northern Metropolis development plan….
Malaysia Airlines MICE Awards: Two Wins at 2026 Ceremony
Malaysia Airlines is having a moment. The Malaysia Airlines MICE Awards results from Jamaica this week handed the carrier two major titles: World’s Best MICE Airline and Asia’s Best MICE Airline at the 2026 World MICE Awards. It is the first time the airline has won in either category, and the announcement quickly became one…
Darwin Homeless Shelter Closes Sunday: 120 First Nations Residents Face Relocation
Darwin’s YiSSA short-stay accommodation closes October 11, displacing 120 First Nations residents. NT government rejected A$6.5m federal funding offer. Residents face relocation to Batchelor, 100km away.
Indigenous Leader Mick Mundine Charged Over 1986 Child Sexual Assault
Prominent Sydney Indigenous leader Mick Mundine, 79, charged with sexual assault of a 15-year-old girl in 1986. Arrested in Redfern, granted bail, due in court October 14.
Rachel Jupp Appointed BBC News Director After Year-Long Vacancy
Rachel Jupp, former Panorama editor, appointed BBC News director on October 5. She leads 4,500 staff and earns £400,000 annually as BBC faces major job cuts and trust challenges.
Deluge Raises S$23.4M in SGX IPO as Fire Safety Rules Tighten October 6
Deluge raises S$23.4M in SGX IPO priced at S$0.60 per share. The fire-protection firm holds 8.3% of Singapore’s market and eyes regional expansion as Malaysia tightens fire safety rules for 9,451 buildings.