📰 From the Digest

JD Vance is building a brand beyond Trump while campaigning for Republicans facing midterm headwinds.

For the first time since 2016, every major broadcast network will rely on AP election data, while Decision Desk HQ argues one vote count is a transparency risk.

A federal judge dismissed Trump's lawsuit against the Wall Street Journal over its Epstein reporting, with prejudice.

Kenneth Rona traces Nvidia's possible loan guarantee for a data center serving Anthropic, Anthropic's expected junk rating, and a lawsuit over GPT-4o medical advice.

Anthropic's S-1 shows its seven cofounders could each be in line for an 11-figure payday.

HR experts lay out what the 60,000 Microsoft workers offered buyouts should weigh.

Microsoft expects 5 percent or fewer eligible employees to take its buyout.

Inside a California Amazon warehouse where hundreds of robots now do work humans used to do.

A tech founder says he was pretty wrong about lean teams in the AI era.

AI safety researcher Nate Soares has stopped saving for retirement because he puts the odds of AI ending humanity within a decade above 50 percent.

John Healey's first UK Budget added a 10 percent Founders' Relief and a Data Centre Covenant trading faster grid access for local commitments.

Premier League clubs committed a record 4.1 billion euros this summer, more of it financed with debt, while Citibank sat out the receivables market.

UNA Sports Group is taking about 25 percent of The Curling Group, which owns the Rock League, the Grand Slam of Curling and their media rights.

The NBA named Kalshi and Polymarket its preferred prediction markets under an integrity framework with a CFTC memorandum.

The NFL made Saquon Barkley sell his Polymarket stake, applying its sportsbook ban to prediction markets.