📰 From the Digest

US Treasury yields reached their highest levels in about two decades amid a global bond sell-off.

Hedge fund Taula Capital is down nearly 13% since launch, most of it in September's bond rout.

Monzo's collapsed sale, Oura's pulled IPO and ElevenLabs' tender show how hard it is for European tech to go public.

Nubank halted talks to buy Monzo after its own shares plunged on the news.

Democrats are campaigning against the One Big Beautiful Bill Act's 2027 cuts, but a presidential veto would limit what they could undo.

The Supreme Court agreed to review the administration's policy of detaining immigrants without bond hearings.

The Athletic traces how Manchester City came to be found guilty of disguising more than £830 million in illicit funding.

Men in Blazers questions City's appeal strategy and notes reported UAE pressure on the British government.

Bloomberg-reported warnings from UAE officials that a severe City punishment could chill investment in Britain.

Front Office Sports details the charges against City, including sham contracts and roughly $1.2 billion in inflated figures.

Messi prepares for his final Argentina appearance while Ronaldo's Portugal career ends less gracefully.

Eighteen-year-old Julian Hall is one of the young revelations in the US squad facing Mexico.

The Dodgers will be central to baseball's expected winter lockout regardless of how their title defense ends.

Analyst Ryan Paganetti's X account is followed by NFL head coaches and is influencing league rules.

The NFL suspended 49ers owner Jed York for six games and fined him $500,000.