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    Analyst Predicts Stock Market Crash, Names One Growth Stock to Buy●Prediction: A Stock Market Crash Is Coming. Here's the 1 Growth Stock I'd Buy Anyway.✉newsBusinessMarketsjust now

    Investing commentators are warning that a stock market crash may be on the horizon, while arguing investors should not abandon equities entirely. The piece singles out one growth stock it says is worth buying regardless of a downturn, reflecting a broader debate about stretched valuations and how to position portfolios against a possible sell-off.

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    AMD Expands AI Ambitions with World Labs Acquisition▼AI Chips Update - AMD Expands AI Horizons with World Labs Acquisition✉newsTechnologySemiconductors1 h ago

    AMD is reported to have acquired World Labs, a move framed as expanding the chipmaker's reach in artificial intelligence beyond processors. The news circulated across financial outlets under an AI chips update, positioning AMD alongside rivals racing to build full-stack AI capabilities. Details on the deal's size, terms, and integration plans have not been disclosed, and AMD has not been widely quoted commenting on the transaction.

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    Al-Burhan and Sudan's Central Bank▼Al-Burhan and the Central Bank of Sudan✉newsWarSudan4 min ago

    Sudanese news outlet Sudan Horizon is reporting on General Abdel Fattah al-Burhan in connection with the Central Bank of Sudan. The headline gives no further details on whether the story concerns currency policy, banking decisions, or the bank's operations during the ongoing conflict. Attention on Sudan's financial institutions continues as the country's war drags on and the economy deteriorates.

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    Taiwan's Slow Squeeze, Ukraine's Long War●Taiwan’s Slow Squeeze, Ukraine’s Long War▶youtubeWarUkraine665.2K2 h ago

    Commentary is drawing parallels between Beijing's gradual pressure on Taiwan and Russia's prolonged war in Ukraine, arguing both represent long-horizon strategies of attrition rather than sudden invasion. The piece suggests the West should read Ukraine's grinding conflict as a preview of how coercion against Taiwan could unfold, and warns against assuming any confrontation would be short or decisive.

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    Milburn says employers should teach primary-age children about work●Employers should teach primary-age children about work, says Milburn https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/cr2kwlw0p3v9o?aMmastodonLifeEducation321 min ago

    Former Labour health secretary Alan Milburn says employers should go into primary schools to teach young children about the world of work. The comments, reported by the BBC, argue early exposure to different careers could broaden children's horizons and raise aspirations. The proposal has drawn attention and debate about how young is too young for career-focused teaching.

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    Which Crypto Deserves a 10-Year Hold?▼Best Crypto to Buy and Hold for 10 Years: Bitcoin, Ethereum, XRP, or Solana?✉newsBusinessCrypto1 h ago

    Investors are weighing which major cryptocurrency offers the best long-term prospects over a ten-year horizon, with Bitcoin, Ethereum, XRP and Solana the leading candidates under discussion. The comparison highlights ongoing debate about whether established assets like Bitcoin and Ethereum remain safer long-term bets than faster-growing alternatives such as Solana and the payments-focused XRP.

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    SpaceX launch from Kennedy Space Center may be visible in Tallahassee●SpaceX rocket launch at Kennedy Space Center: Will it be seen in Tallahassee?✉newsScienceSpace1 h ago

    SpaceX is scheduled to launch a rocket from Kennedy Space Center in Florida, and residents of Tallahassee, some 250 miles to the northwest, are asking whether the liftoff will be visible from their city. Local coverage from the Tallahassee Democrat addresses whether the launch will be spotted on the horizon, a question that arises whenever launches occur under clear evening or night skies when rocket plumes can be seen for long distances.

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    Entrepreneur and investor Naval Ravikant is urging people to choose long-term paths in life, arguing that playing long-term games compounds wealth, knowledge and relationships over time. His advice, shared with his large online following, has drawn attention from readers weighing career and life decisions, with many echoing his view that patience and long horizons beat short-term optimization.

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    Film fans share dam-themed picks for September movie challenge●For # SeptemberMovieChallenge , catch up... for @omacolt.bsky.social # Films # Movies # TV Day 30... Dam in a Movie... LMmastodonCultureFilm18 h ago

    Film fans are taking part in the September Movie Challenge, a daily prompt series where participants name a film matching each day's theme. Day 30 asked for a dam in a movie, prompting one participant to pick the 1973 musical version of Lost Horizon, joking that George Kennedy doesn't sing about the dam in it.

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    EU commits €500 million in Horizon Europe funding for AI-driven grid security●❓ How will the EU's €500M Horizon Europe grant transform AI-driven energy grid security? 🇪🇺💻⚡ European Commission boostsMmastodonTechnology410 h ago

    The European Commission is directing €500 million from the Horizon Europe programme toward deploying machine learning in smart grids to safeguard Europe's power infrastructure. The funding is aimed at using AI to detect threats, improve resilience and manage increasingly complex energy networks. Observers are asking how far the grant will go in transforming energy grid security across the bloc.

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    My 9 Games meme circulates Mastodon again●Looks like the My 9 Games link is going around Mastodon again today. Above in this thread are mine with some commentary.MmastodonCultureGaming28 h ago

    Mastodon users are once more sharing their 'My 9 Games' lists, a recurring format where players name nine formative or favorite games with brief commentary. One participant highlighted Animal Crossing: New Horizons as their gateway to cozy games and said they would now add Pokopia to the list.

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    France's defence policy traced through military programming laws since 1994●La politique de #défense au travers des lois de programmation militaire de 1994 à 2030 www.vie-publique.fr/eclairage/26.MmastodonWorldDefense19 h ago

    The French public information site Vie-publique has published an explainer on national defence policy as shaped by the military programming laws passed between 1994 and the horizon of 2030. The piece outlines how successive laws have set the funding, equipment priorities and strategic direction of the French armed forces over three decades, offering context for current debates on defence budgets and military planning.

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    The Atlantic has published a piece titled 'Gaza’s Open Horizon', examining what lies ahead for Gaza as the conflict’s future remains uncertain. The article is drawing attention for its framing of Gaza’s fate as an open question — politically, territorially and for its displaced population — amid ongoing international debate over reconstruction, governance and ceasefire prospects.

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    Simone Biles hints at Olympic comeback decision in the works●Simone Biles drops huge comeback hint for Olympics with decision 'in works'✉newsSportOlympics11 h ago

    Simone Biles has hinted that a comeback for the Olympics could be on the horizon, with a decision reportedly in the works. The gymnast, the most decorated in her sport's history, withdrew from several events at the Tokyo Games to prioritise her mental health, and fans are now speculating about whether she will return to competition for a future Olympic Games.