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- 1Nathan Gallagher Reflects as Below Deck Season Finale Airs▼nathan gallagher below deck final episode
The Below Deck season finale has aired, with deckhand Nathan Gallagher looking back on the hardships he faced during the charter season. Speaking after the final episode, Gallagher said he has learned to 'always come out the other side' of difficult moments, a message that has struck a chord with fans discussing his journey on the show.
- 2Bitcoin Plunges Below $84,000 in Liquidation Wave●Bitcoin Drops Below $84,000 in 20-Minute Liquidation Wave
Bitcoin fell below $84,000 after a sharp sell-off that traders describe as a 20-minute liquidation wave, forcing the closure of leveraged positions and amplifying the price drop. Market watchers report heavy activity on crypto exchanges as leveraged long positions were wiped out. The move adds to pressure on a market already nervous about broader risk sentiment.
- 3CJRB Knives Heavily Discounted for Prime Day▼A Bunch of CJRB’s Best Knives Are Selling Well Below Retail for Prime Day
Gear Patrol reports that a wide selection of CJRB pocket knives, one of the most popular budget EDC knife brands, are on sale well below their usual retail prices during Amazon's Prime Day event. The deals cover several of the brand's best-reviewed models, making it a notable moment for knife and everyday-carry enthusiasts looking to buy. Shoppers are being urged to act quickly since Prime Day discounts are typically time-limited.
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A preprint titled 'Integer multiplication below n log n', dated September 23, 2026, has been published in OpenAI's public mathematics repository on GitHub. The claim touches a foundational problem in theoretical computer science: whether integers can be multiplied faster than the long-standing n log n bound achieved by Harvey and van der Hoeven in 2019. If the result holds up to peer review, it would mark a new milestone in algorithmic complexity theory.
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Bitcoin fell below $84,000 after a rapid sell-off lasting roughly 20 minutes, wiping out recent gains and rattling traders. Market watchers are pointing to heavy liquidations and thin liquidity as amplifiers of the sudden drop, with analysts debating whether this marks a short-term correction or the start of a deeper pullback in cryptocurrency markets.
- 6Kia's 2027 EV3 subcompact electric SUV revealed in photos▼Photos: Kia's new 2027 EV3 subcompact electric SUV has a model lineup that can challenge larger and more expensive EVs. See link below ⬇️ 📸 Mark Phelan, Detroit Free Press
Kia's new 2027 EV3 subcompact electric SUV is drawing attention after photos were shared by Mark Phelan of the Detroit Free Press. The lineup, according to the report, offers range and features that allow it to compete with larger and more expensive electric SUVs, positioning the EV3 as a strong value option in the growing affordable EV segment.
- 7Bitcoin slips below $84,000 as tanker attacks lift oil●Bitcoin dips below $84,000 as oil jumps on Iranian tanker attacks
Bitcoin fell below $84,000 after attacks on tankers linked to Iran pushed oil prices higher, adding geopolitical pressure to already fragile markets. Traders say the strike on shipping in the Gulf is driving investors away from risk assets, with cryptocurrencies selling off alongside equities while oil and other safe havens gain.
- 8Bitcoin Slips Below $84,000 as Ether and XRP Also Fall▼Bitcoin Falls More Than 2%, Drops Below $84,000; Ether and XRP Also Weaken
Bitcoin dropped more than 2%, falling below the $84,000 mark, in a broad pullback across major cryptocurrencies. Ether and XRP also weakened, indicating selling pressure across the wider crypto market rather than a move confined to bitcoin alone.
- 9Kuala Lumpur skies clear as air quality swings wildly●The hardest part was the AQI going back from nearly zero to unhealthy levels of 150-200 The photo below has not been edi
Residents in Kuala Lumpur are reacting to sharp swings in air quality, with the Air Quality Index falling to nearly zero before climbing back to unhealthy levels of 150-200. One unedited photo circulating online shows a brilliant blue sky with visibility stretching all the way to the horizon, described as astonishing for people living in the city right now.
- 10Gas cars fall below half of global new car sales for first time▼Gas cars fall below 50% of global new car sales for the first time
Internal combustion engine cars have dropped below 50% of global new car sales for the first time, according to an Electrek report. The milestone reflects the rapid growth of electric and hybrid vehicle sales worldwide, particularly driven by demand in China. Commenters are noting the symbolic weight of the shift for the auto industry and its long-term implications for oil demand and emissions.
- 11Bitcoin dips below $84,000 as $487 million in long positions liquidated●Bitcoin briefly slides below $84,000 as crypto long liquidations reach $487 million
Bitcoin briefly fell below $84,000 on Monday, triggering roughly $487 million in liquidations of leveraged long positions across crypto markets. The sharp drop caught out traders betting on rising prices, with forced selling amplifying the decline. Market watchers are monitoring whether bitcoin can hold above the $84,000 level or faces further downside in the coming sessions.
- 12Dolores Park church condo sells below asking price▼This iconic Dolores Park church condo sold below asking. Here’s what it says about S.F.’s market
A condo conversion inside an iconic church facing Dolores Park in San Francisco has sold for less than its asking price. The San Francisco Chronicle reports the sale as a signal of current conditions in the city's housing market, where sellers are increasingly accepting lower offers amid softening demand.
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Interest in Nathan from Below Deck is climbing, coinciding with new episodes of the Bravo franchise. Below Deck Mediterranean season 11 continues with episode 18, and fans are looking up cast details and release information as the season progresses toward its finale.
- 14Bitcoin Falls Below $84,000 as Long Liquidations Hit $485 Million●Bitcoin Slips Below $84,000 as $485 Million in Longs Liquidate
Bitcoin dropped below $84,000, triggering roughly $485 million in liquidations of leveraged long positions. The sell-off caught traders holding bullish bets off guard, with forced selling accelerating the price decline. Market watchers are assessing whether the drop signals further downside or a temporary shakeout, as volatility continues to rattle crypto markets.
- 15Lennar Trades Below Book Value as Berkshire Keeps Buying●Lennar (LEN) Trades Below Its Own Book Value and Berkshire Keeps Adding. Why?
Homebuilder Lennar is trading below its own book value, and Berkshire Hathaway has continued adding to its stake in the company. The situation has drawn attention because a stock priced under book value suggests the market is pricing in weakness in the housing sector, while Warren Buffett's firm appears to see value in the shares. Investors are debating whether Lennar is a bargain or a warning sign for homebuilders.
- 16US jobs report falls far short of expectations●BREAKING: Jobs report far below expectations, unemployment ticks up
A newly released US employment report came in far below expectations, with hiring numbers disappointing and unemployment ticking up. The weak data is drawing immediate attention from economists, investors and news outlets, who are weighing what it signals about the health of the economy and the likelihood of interest rate changes in the months ahead.
- 17AMD Radeon RX 9070 GRE price drops to $529●AMD's Radeon RX 9070 GRE graphics card crashes to $529, below original MSRP Grab a new 12GB GPU for less than the MSRP l
AMD's Radeon RX 9070 GRE graphics card has fallen to $529, undercutting its original launch MSRP. The 12GB GPU is now cheaper than at release, a notable shift for a card launched this year. Price cuts like this are drawing attention from gamers and PC builders looking for value mid-range options.
- 18Jordi Visser: Bitcoin Below $80,000 Would Signal a Problem▼Jordi Visser Says Bitcoin Below $80,000 at the End of October Signals “There’s a Problem”
Market commentator Jordi Visser says that if Bitcoin is trading below $80,000 at the end of October, it would indicate "there's a problem" for the cryptocurrency. The remark sets a specific price and timeframe as a warning threshold, framing a potential October close under that level as a bearish signal for Bitcoin's outlook.
- 19James Corden and Ruth Jones' Apple series 'The Choir' adds star cast▼James Corden & Ruth Jones' Apple show 'The Choir' has revealed cast including Hannah Waddingham, James McAvoy and Jim Broadbent. Read more below.
Apple's comedy series 'The Choir', created by James Corden and Ruth Jones, has announced its cast, with Hannah Waddingham, James McAvoy and Jim Broadbent among the names attached. The reveal has drawn attention given the high-profile trio joining a project from the Gavin & Stacey co-creators, marking another major British comedy commitment for the streamer.
- 20Gas Cars Fall Below Half of Global Sales for First Time in a Century▼Gas Cars’ Dominance Is Fading: Global Sales Fall Below 50% For The First Time Since The 1920s
For the first time since the 1920s, petrol and diesel vehicles have reportedly slipped below 50% of global car sales, marking a historic shift in the automotive market. The milestone is being attributed to the rapid rise of electric vehicles, particularly in China and Europe. Commenters are debating whether the tipping point signals an irreversible decline for combustion engines.
- 21Matchbox cast reunites for New York premiere▼The cast of Matchbox: The Movie reunited at the AMC Lincoln Square Theater for the New York premiere of the Apple Originals film. Read more below.
The cast of Matchbox: The Movie reunited at the AMC Lincoln Square Theater in New York for the premiere of the Apple Originals film. The event marks the film's theatrical debut ahead of its release on Apple's streaming platform, with the cast appearing together on the red carpet to promote the movie.
- 22Spielberg to oversee Transformers film as Bay returns to direct●Paramount has appointed Steven Spielberg to focus on all creative aspects of the next Transformers film, which Michael Bay will return to direct. Read more below.
Paramount has appointed Steven Spielberg to handle all creative aspects of the next Transformers film, with Michael Bay returning to the director's chair. The pairing reunites two figures long associated with the blockbuster franchise, and fans are weighing what Spielberg's expanded creative control could mean for the series' direction after years of mixed critical reception.
- 23Bitcoin ETFs See $90 Million Outflows as BTC Lags 32% Below Peak▼Bitcoin ETFs Shed $90M as BTC Trades 32% Below ATH
Bitcoin exchange-traded funds recorded roughly $90 million in net outflows as the cryptocurrency trades about 32% below its all-time high. The withdrawal of institutional money signals cooling appetite among investors, with market watchers pointing to weak momentum and hesitation near current price levels as bitcoin struggles to reclaim its previous record.
- 24Pi Network's PI Token Struggles While Bitcoin Returns to $86K▼Pi Network’s PI Token Remains Below Key Resistance, Bitcoin (BTC) Returns to $86K: Market Watch
Bitcoin has climbed back to $86,000, restoring some confidence in the broader crypto market, while Pi Network's PI token continues to trade below a key resistance level. Traders are watching whether PI can break through, with its price action lagging behind the recovery seen in larger cryptocurrencies. Bitcoin's return above the level is being read as a sign of renewed strength in the market overall.
- 25Gas cars fall below half of global new car sales▼Gas cars fall below 50% of global new car sales for the first time
For the first time, petrol and diesel vehicles account for less than 50% of new car sales worldwide, according to Electrek, as electric vehicles and hybrids make up the majority of the market. The milestone reflects the accelerating global shift toward electrification, driven by falling battery costs, expanding model ranges, and strong demand in China and Europe.
- 26Casio Rugged Solar Hiking Watch Heavily Discounted for Prime Day●Casio’s Rugged Solar Hiking Watch Is on Sale for Way Below Retail on Prime Day
Casio's rugged solar-powered hiking watch is being offered at a steep discount during Amazon's Prime Day sale, well below its usual retail price. The deal is drawing attention from outdoor and gear enthusiasts looking to pick up a durable, solar-charged timepiece at a reduced cost during the shopping event.
- 27Timex Watches Drop Below Retail During Amazon Prime Day●A Ton of Timex Watches Are Selling Below Retail Thanks to Amazon Prime Day
Dozens of Timex watches are on sale below their usual retail prices as part of Amazon's Prime Day event, according to Gear Patrol. The deals span the brand's popular affordable watch lines, giving shoppers a chance to pick up classic timepieces at some of the lowest prices of the year. Prime Day discounts on well-known watch brands routinely draw attention from deal hunters and watch enthusiasts alike.
- 28U.S. Stock Futures Nudge Higher as Oil Falls Below $100●U.S. Stock Futures Nudge Higher as Oil Falls Below $100 https://www.wsj.com/finance/stocks/u-s-stock-futures-nudge-highe
U.S. stock futures edged higher in premarket trading as oil prices dropped below $100 per barrel, easing some of the inflationary pressure that has weighed on markets. Investors are watching energy prices closely, with the retreat in crude seen as a potential positive for equities, though broader concerns about economic growth and interest rates continue to shape sentiment.
- 29Gas-only cars fall below 50% of global new car sales●# Gas -only # cars fall below 50% of global new # car sales for the first time Mobility Global is the auto data reported
Gasoline-only cars have fallen below 50% of global new car sales for the first time, according to auto data firm Mobility Global. Its first-half figures show sales of gasoline-only cars down 10% from a year ago, at 20.25 million units between January and June, with their share of the global market dropping under half for the first time, reflecting the steady shift toward electrified vehicles.
- 30Nathan Gallagher's final 'Below Deck' episode before arrest draws attention●What Nathan Gallagher said in final 'Below Deck' episode before arrest
Attention is on Nathan Gallagher's last 'Below Deck' episode before his arrest, with viewers revisiting what he said on screen. The case has put renewed focus on the reality series and on the circumstances surrounding the arrest, which took place after filming. Details of the charges and timeline remain limited in available coverage.
- 31Jeremy Renner's 'Mayor of Kingstown' arrives on Netflix●Jeremy Renner's hit series "Mayor of Kingstown" is now streaming on Netflix. See link below ⬇️ 📸 Courtesy of Paramount+
Jeremy Renner's hit crime series 'Mayor of Kingstown' is now streaming on Netflix, expanding its reach beyond Paramount+, where it originally aired. The show stars Renner as a power broker in a Michigan town dominated by prisons. Fans are sharing the news as the series becomes available to a wider audience on the new platform.
- 32Bitcoin Slips Below $86,000 as Dollar Strengthens▼Bitcoin Below $86,000 as Stronger Dollar Stifles Crypto Demand
Bitcoin has fallen below $86,000, with a stronger US dollar weighing on demand for cryptocurrencies. The decline reflects pressure on risk assets as dollar strength makes crypto and other speculative investments less attractive to buyers. Market watchers are monitoring whether the world's largest cryptocurrency can hold this level or faces further losses in the coming sessions.
- 33Thai September inflation rises 2.82%, below forecasts●Thai September headline CPI rises 2.82% on year, below forecast
Thailand's headline consumer price index rose 2.82% in September compared with a year earlier, coming in below analyst forecasts. The softer-than-expected print suggests price pressures in the Southeast Asian economy are easing, fuelling discussion over whether the central bank will hold off on further interest rate increases when it next meets.
- 34Bitcoin trades 32% below its $126,000 record a year on●Bitcoin sits 32% below its $126,000 record one year later
Bitcoin is trading roughly 32% below the all-time high of about $126,000 it reached around a year ago, according to market data. The drop highlights a full year of losses since the peak, with traders weighing whether the asset is consolidating or entering a prolonged downturn.
- 35Refinance Rates Fall Below Purchase Mortgage Rates●Today’s Mortgage Rates, October 5: Refinance Rates Drop Below Purchase Rates
Mortgage rates published for October 5 show refinance rates dropping below purchase rates, an unusual gap in the US housing market. Borrowers looking to refinance may find better deals than those buying a home, which could prompt homeowners with older, higher-rate loans to revisit refinancing while purchase buyers face comparatively higher costs.
- 36Sabrina the Teenage Witch cast brings 30th anniversary tour to Royal Oak●The cast of the television sitcom "Sabrina the Teenage Witch" is coming to Royal Oak on Dec. 3 for the show's 30th anniversary tour. See link below ⬇️ 📸 Getty Images
The cast of the sitcom "Sabrina the Teenage Witch" will appear in Royal Oak, Michigan, on December 3 as part of a tour marking the show's 30th anniversary. Fans in the area are being alerted to the anniversary reunion event, which celebrates three decades since the popular series first aired.
- 37Euro area retail sales rise 0.8% year on year, missing estimates●Euro Area retail sales rise 0.8% Y/Y, below estimates
Retail sales across the euro area grew 0.8% year on year, falling short of analyst expectations. The softer-than-expected figure points to weaker consumer spending in the bloc, feeding debate about the outlook for eurozone growth and whether the European Central Bank may need to reconsider the timing of further policy support.
- 38Hyperliquid Nears Record High as HYPE Eyes $98●Hyperliquid Is 5% From Its Record While Bitcoin Is 32% Below Its Own. Can HYPE Break $98?
Hyperliquid's HYPE token is trading about 5% below its all-time high near $98, a striking contrast with Bitcoin, which remains roughly 32% under its own record. Financial outlets are highlighting the divergence and asking whether HYPE can break the $98 mark and set a new peak while the broader crypto market lags behind.