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Trump-Xi Summit, Costco Earnings and Meta Connect Lead Week's Market Agenda
Investors are watching a Trump-Xi summit, Costco earnings and Meta Connect in the week starting Sept. 21, CNBC reported.
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Investors are watching a Trump-Xi summit, Costco earnings and Meta Connect in the week starting Sept. 21, CNBC reported.
Cincinnati visits Houston in NFL Week 2. UK viewers can watch free on 5Action and 5; US coverage is on CBS and Paramount+.
RNLI tells supporters their personal data may have been taken in a hack of Beacon CRM, which serves about 1,500 charities.
Google says an undercover analyst infiltrated TeamPCP, helping warn breach targets as two alleged members face charges.
Man City host Sunderland on Sept. 20, seeking a fifth straight win. Sky Sports and Peacock have coverage.
China is rejecting US calls to pace frontier AI development as an attempt to lock in American advantage, while updating its own AI safety rules and promoting adoption across the economy.
Samsung held its eighth annual tech forum in Silicon Valley, sharing AI strategies with about 80 global IT executives.
TechRadar reported that China's autonomous bionic robot fish, the Robocean BG5, looks like a real fish and could be used for covert military operations and to track poachers.
Joshua Van defends the UFC flyweight title against Alexandre Pantoja in a rematch at Crypto.com Arena in Los Angeles on September 19. Paramount Plus carries the card in the US, with TNT Sports in the UK plus Canadian and Australian pay-per-view options.
TechRadar reports China is preparing the world's first giant submarine UAV carrier, using a 1,115-foot dock and capable of carrying 148-foot underwater drones.
CNN reports that a U.S. military intelligence report this spring falsely claimed a Chinese ship in the Middle East was carrying nuclear weapons components, prompting plans to intercept it before officials found the report was AI-assisted and false.
Le Monde published an article dated Sept. 19, 2026, headlined that the Trump administration has been destabilized by a surge in artificial intelligence ahead of a visit by Xi Jinping. The article's full text could not be retrieved.
Engadget lists Japanese gadgets rarely sold in the U.S., including Sharp's Poketomo, AQUOS R11 and a fan umbrella.
An Android Authority writer reports $20 in phantom roaming fees twice despite disabling data; a Reddit user faced a $53,000 AT&T bill after an eight-day trip.
After Typhoon Halong remnants eroded the Nunalleq site in Quinhagak, Alaska, archaeologists returned for an emergency dig to recover ancient Yup’ik artifacts before the next storm.
Roosters vs Sharks NRL semi-final: free in Australia on 9Now, with Fox One, Sky Sports and Sportsnet coverage worldwide.
Governments and companies are investing in underwater surveillance, drones and subsea communications as concern grows about the vulnerability of cables and pipelines, CNBC reports.
TechRadar reported on an 8-bit vacuum-tube computer meant to run a flight sim and on a Russian plywood boat that fits ten to a van and carries four fiber-optic UAVs.
Ilya Sutskever says AI will keep improving and eventually do everything humans can do, in a TechRadar quote of the day.
A U.S. armed operation against a Chinese vessel was aborted at the last minute this spring after officials found the intelligence behind it had been hallucinated by an AI chatbot, CNN reported.
The U.S. has publicly acknowledged for the first time that it operates weapons in orbit, TechRadar reports. Air Force Secretary Troy Meink confirmed the systems exist but gave no details on design, testing or use.
The Guardian reports Europe is largely absent from the AI safety debate as Christine Lagarde and Margrethe Vestager urge homegrown AI and data centers to reduce dependence on the US and China.
Apple’s iPhone 18 Pro launched in India with 10-minute delivery via quick-commerce apps, but availability soon became patchy.
ESET says Salt Typhoon has shifted most of its recent activity to Latin America, using a new SparroWocky backdoor against governments in Argentina, Peru, Venezuela and other countries. Researchers link the campaign to renewed US pressure in the region.