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    From Teva chemist to cooking star: Hen Mizrahi's recipe for success▼From Teva chemist to cooking star: how Hen Mizrahi found her recipe for success✉newsLifeFood1 h ago

    Hen Mizrahi's journey from working as a chemist at Israeli pharmaceutical company Teva to becoming a well-known cooking personality is drawing attention. Her story of leaving a science career to build a name in the food world is being featured as an example of a successful career change into culinary stardom.

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    Italian Bitcoin group weighs in on the Bitcoin and AI debate▼Tra # Bitcoin e # AI , tutti ne parlano. Potevamo esimerci dal parlarne? Bitcoin Veneto Team, dal 2013 la tua guida umanMmastodonBusinessCrypto03 h ago

    The Bitcoin Veneto Team, an Italian Bitcoin education group active since 2013, has published a piece on the intersection of Bitcoin and artificial intelligence, noting that everyone is talking about the two topics. The group, which describes itself as a human guide to digital gold, framed its commentary around navigating the technology even in the era of robots.

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    UK pharmacy body ends partnership with Israeli drugmaker Teva●Excellent news! 'Britain’s Royal College of Pharmacy announced that it is immediately ending its sponsorship and exhibitMmastodonWarMiddle East176 h ago

    Britain's Royal College of Pharmacy has announced it is immediately ending its sponsorship and exhibition arrangements with Israeli pharmaceutical company Teva. The decision followed a due diligence review which, according to the announcement, found Teva's activities did not align with the college's standards. The move is being welcomed by campaigners and is drawing attention amid broader boycott debates over companies linked to Israel.

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    Royal College of Pharmacy drops Teva UK as conference sponsor●The Royal College of Pharmacy has terminated Teva UK as a sponsor for its annual conference, citing an alignment conflicMmastodonWarMiddle East417 h ago

    The Royal College of Pharmacy has terminated Teva UK's sponsorship of its annual conference, citing an alignment conflict with its corporate values. The decision followed an open letter signed by more than 1,000 healthcare professionals urging the college to end its relationship with the company. The move has drawn attention among health professionals and commentators discussing corporate sponsorship ethics in the sector.

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    Second UK health body cuts ties with Israeli drug firm Teva●Second UK health body drops Israeli drug firm after activist pressure https://www.theguardian.com/society/2026/oct/09/roMmastodonWorld22 d ago

    A second UK health body has ended its relationship with Israeli pharmaceutical company Teva following pressure from pro-Palestinian campaigners. The Royal College of Pharmacy is reported to be the latest organisation to cut ties, after activists targeted firms linked to Israel over the war in Gaza. The move adds to a wider pattern of institutions reviewing partnerships with Israeli companies amid sustained campaign pressure.

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    Critical unauthenticated RCE flaw found in SiteVault plugin●🚨 EUVD-2026-96437 📊 Score: 10.0/10 (CVSS v3.1) 📦 Product: SiteVault – Backup, Restore, Migration & Cloning 🏢 Vendor:MmastodonTechnologyCybersecurity012 h ago

    A maximum-severity vulnerability, tracked as EUVD-2026-96437, has been disclosed in the SiteVault backup, restore, migration and cloning plugin by vendor Royal Plugins. The flaw carries a CVSS v3.1 score of 10.0 out of 10 and allows unauthenticated remote code execution, meaning attackers need no credentials to exploit it. Security advisories list the update as of 10 October 2026, and administrators running the plugin are being urged to patch immediately.

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    Xabi Alonso Makes Promise to Chelsea Youngster Estevao Over Playing Time●Xabi Alonso Makes Estevao Promise After Limited Chelsea Minutes In Premier League✉newsSportSoccer1 d ago

    Xabi Alonso has addressed Estevao's limited Premier League minutes at Chelsea, making a promise about the young Brazilian's role going forward. The assurance comes amid debate over how Chelsea are managing the highly rated teenager's development during his early months in English football, with supporters keen to see him feature more regularly.

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    Cole Palmer tops Chelsea squad rankings as Estevao pushes for a spot●Chelsea squad ladder: Cole Palmer back to his best and tops rankings, can Estevao rise up? https://www.nytimes.com/athleMmastodonSportSports24 d ago

    Cole Palmer has returned to top form and now leads The Athletic's latest Chelsea squad ladder, a ranking of the club's players based on current performances. The question being raised is whether teenage Brazilian forward Estevao can climb the ladder and challenge the established names in Enzo Maresca's squad.

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    Corteva Surges 12% on Analyst Upgrade After Spin Off▼Stock Market Today, Oct. 6: Corteva Rallies 12% on Analyst Upgrade Following Spin Off✉newsBusinessMarkets4 d ago

    Corteva shares jumped 12% on October 6 after analysts upgraded the agricultural company following its planned spin off. The stock was one of the day's biggest movers, drawing attention from investors tracking restructuring-driven reratings in the farm and seed sector. Commentators noted the upgrade as validation of the separated company's standalone prospects.

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    Cole Palmer tops Chelsea squad ladder as Estevao chases●Chelsea squad ladder: Cole Palmer back to his best and tops rankings, can Estevao rise up?✉newsSportSoccer4 d ago

    Cole Palmer has returned to his best form and tops The Athletic's Chelsea squad ladder, a running ranking of the club's players based on their recent performances. The piece also asks whether young Brazilian winger Estevao can climb the ladder, as the teenager continues to make his mark at Stamford Bridge this season.

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    Cubarsi, Lewis-Skelly, Diomande and Estevao on Golden Boy shortlist▼Pau Cubarsi, Myles Lewis-Skelly, Yan Diomande and Estevao on 2026 Golden Boy shortlist✉newsSportSoccer5 d ago

    Barcelona defender Pau Cubarsi, Arsenal's Myles Lewis-Skelly, RB Leipzig winger Yan Diomande and Chelsea's Estevao have been named on the shortlist for the 2026 Golden Boy award, given to the best young player in European football. The four teenagers join a list of the continent's most promising under-21 talents as fans and pundits debate who should win.

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    Cubarsi, Lewis-Skelly and Estevao named on 2026 Golden Boy shortlist●Pau Cubarsi, Myles Lewis-Skelly, Yan Diomande and Estevao on 2026 Golden Boy shortlist https://www. nytimes.com/athleticMmastodonSportSoccer15 d ago

    The shortlist for the 2026 Golden Boy award, given to the best young player in European football, has been announced. Barcelona defender Pau Cubarsi, Arsenal's Myles Lewis-Skelly, Ivory Coast winger Yan Diomande and Chelsea's Estevao are among the nominees, alongside Lille midfielder Ayyoub Bouaddi. Bournemouth and Brighton each have two players shortlisted, with further nominees expected to be trimmed as the year progresses.

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    Vylor completes spin-off from Corteva to 'reimagine agriculture'●Vylor completes separation from Corteva, created to 'reimagine agriculture'✉newsTechnology5 d ago

    Vylor has completed its separation from Corteva, emerging as an independent company with a stated mission to 'reimagine agriculture'. The spin-off, announced by agricultural news outlet Michigan Farm News, marks a new chapter for the agribusiness, which will now operate outside the Corteva corporate structure. Details on leadership, markets and strategy remain limited, but the move signals continued restructuring in the global agricultural technology sector.

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    Pro-Palestinian rally held in Paris over Gaza health system●⭕NON MERCI, PAS TEVA ! Le rassemblement #Parisien de samedi, organisé par #Europalestine à la #Fontaine_des_Innocents ,MmastodonWarMiddle East16 d ago

    A rally organised by Europalestine took place Saturday at the Fontaine des Innocents in Paris, with speakers arguing that Israel has spent three years dismantling Gaza's health system. Slogans circulating among participants rejected what they called Israeli propaganda, and organisers used the gathering to draw attention to the state of hospitals and medical care in the Gaza Strip.