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Nvidia has expanded its share buyback programme by $150 billion, adding to the company's existing authorisation to repurchase its own stock. The announcement, reported by CNBC, comes as the chipmaker continues to post strong results driven by demand for its AI-focused semiconductors. Investors typically view large buyback authorisations as a signal of management confidence in future cash flows.
- 2UK's CMA plans 12-slot choice screen with AI assistants●FYI: CMA would put AI assistants on a 12-slot Google choice screen: The CMA's revised plan gives Android and Chrome user
The UK Competition and Markets Authority has revised its plan for Google, proposing a 12-slot search choice screen for Android and Chrome users that would include AI assistants alongside traditional search engines. The proposal also requires clear attribution of publisher sources. It signals UK regulators moving to extend choice-screen remedies beyond search into the AI era.
- 3Ma'aleh Adumim challenges legal opinion blocking E1 settlement homes●Ma’aleh Adumim challenges A-G opinion to delay approval of new homes in E1 settlement
The city of Ma'aleh Adumim is challenging the attorney-general's legal opinion in an effort to delay or block approval of new homes in the E1 settlement area near Jerusalem. The dispute touches on one of the most sensitive planned settlement projects, which has long drawn international opposition over its potential to divide the West Bank and complicate a future Palestinian state.
- 4Spurs Announce Theme Night Schedule from Star Wars to Barbie▼From Star Wars Night to Barbie Night, San Antonio Spurs & Austin Spurs announce promotional schedule https:// spursinfoc
The San Antonio Spurs and their G League affiliate, the Austin Spurs, have released their promotional schedule for the upcoming season, featuring themed nights including Star Wars Night and Barbie Night. The announcement, shared by local sports media, gives fans a look at the special events, giveaways and celebrations planned at home games in San Antonio and Austin.
- 5Fubo adds local team channels to $64.99 sports plan●ICYMI: Fubo's $64.99 sports plan gains local channels for 36 teams as add-ons: Twenty-two MLB, nine NHL and five NBA clu
Fubo has expanded its $64.99 sports streaming plan with add-ons offering local broadcast channels for 36 teams: twenty-two MLB clubs, nine NHL teams and five NBA clubs, spread across 27 regional sports networks priced by market. The company has not disclosed how much the local add-ons will cost on top of the base plan, leaving fans unsure what following their home team will actually run each month.
- 6Kojima uncertain on Physint's PS5 release and Decima engine●Hideo Kojima doesn't know if Physint will be released on PS5, and he hasn't decided if it's going to use Sony's Decima g
Hideo Kojima, creator of Metal Gear and Death Stranding, says he does not know whether his action game Physint will launch on PS5, and has not decided whether it will use Sony's Decima engine. His comments come as discussion continues around Sony's recent decision to step back from a live-service plan, with fans watching closely for details on the long-awaited project.
- 7Fubo adds local team channels to $64.99 sports plan▼Fubo's $64.99 sports plan gains local channels for 36 teams as add-ons: Twenty-two MLB, nine NHL and five NBA clubs sit
Fubo has expanded its $64.99 sports plan with local channels for 36 teams offered as add-ons, covering 22 MLB clubs, nine NHL clubs and five NBA clubs across 27 regional sports networks priced by market. The company has not disclosed how much extra each add-on will cost, leaving home-team fans unsure of their final bill and prompting questions about whether the bundles are worth it.
- 8Fog-Diffused Sunrise Photographed at Point Lobos●“Trees and Rising Sun” — The sun, slighlty diffused by clearing fog, rises behind Point Lobos trees. Sometimes I arrive
Photographer G Dan Mitchell captured the sun rising through clearing fog behind trees at Point Lobos on the Big Sur coast. He described arriving that morning with no specific plan beyond making photographs, letting the conditions shape the image. The moody coastal landscape is drawing quiet appreciation from viewers.
- 9Medigap switch costs 67-year-old $385 a month while neighbor pays $165▼At 67, He Is Trying to Leave Advantage. The Medigap Insurer Said Yes, at $385 a Month. His Neighbor Pays $165 for the Same Plan G From the Same Company
A 67-year-old man trying to switch from Medicare Advantage to a Medigap Plan G was approved by his insurer, but quoted $385 a month. His neighbor pays $165 for the identical Plan G from the same company. The case highlights how widely Medigap pricing varies by age, location and underwriting, and why leaving Medicare Advantage can be costly for older beneficiaries.
- 10Medicare Advantage Plan Ends December 31: What Medigap Options Remain●His Advantage Plan Will Disappear December 31. Plan G Has to Take Him. Plan N Can Still Ask About His Heart Attack
A Medicare Advantage plan is terminating at the end of the year, and the enrollee must find new coverage. Under federal rules, losing an Advantage plan triggers guaranteed issue rights, meaning Medigap Plan G must accept him without medical underwriting. Plan N, however, may still use health questions about his past heart attack when deciding whether to sell him the policy.
- 11Agawam officials say state housing plan undermines local zoning control▼Agawam officials: Housing affordability plan guts local control of zoning
Officials in Agawam, Massachusetts are voicing opposition to a state housing affordability plan, arguing that it strips municipalities of local control over zoning decisions. They contend the plan would force changes to local land-use rules without adequate input from city leaders, as Massachusetts pushes communities to allow more housing to address the state's affordability crisis.