News•Mar 10, 2026
Washington National Guard, Royal Thai Army Strengthen Stryker Expertise Through Leader Exchange
Six Washington Army National Guard soldiers partnered with Royal Thai Army units for a Stryker Leader Course in Chon Buri, Thailand, from Jan. 19 to Feb. 6. The exchange, part of the Washington‑Thailand State Partnership Program, marked the seventh such training since September 2022. Guard instructors delivered classroom and hands‑on instruction on Stryker safety, maintenance, recovery, and weapon systems. The effort deepened tactical expertise and reinforced long‑standing bilateral military cooperation.
By U.S. Army – News
News•Mar 10, 2026
Mississippi Jury Acquits Engineer Accused of Lying About 2017 Military Plane Crash
An eight‑day federal trial in Greenville, Mississippi ended with a jury acquitting former propulsion engineer James Michael Fisher of false‑statement and obstruction charges related to the 2017 KC‑130T crash that killed 16 service members. Prosecutors alleged Fisher lied about propeller‑inspection...
By Military.com (Navy News)
Blog•Mar 10, 2026
RPD Looks at Simon Property Group
RPD revisits Simon Property Group after the REIT’s share price climbed from about $160 to near $200, defying his earlier skepticism about forward earnings growth. He highlights SPG’s strong credit profile—an A‑ rating, $9.1 billion in liquidity against $35 billion of debt,...
By Focused Investing (REIT analysis)
News•Mar 10, 2026
Zubat | Pokémon Guide
Zubat, Pokédex #041, is a Poison/Flying bat introduced in Pokémon Red and Blue. It evolves into Golbat at level 22 and later into Crobat through high friendship, requiring no items. The guide lists its extensive location roster across all generations, from...
By Pocket Tactics
News•Mar 10, 2026
Flying with Kids Is a Seating Gamble. Should U.S. Airlines Fix It?
Southwest’s shift to assigned seating in January 2026 spotlights a broader U.S. airline dilemma of keeping families together. Parents now must pay extra for adjacent seats or gamble on random allocation, and even purchased seats can be reassigned after last‑minute...
By The Independent — Personal Finance
Blog•Mar 10, 2026
A Worst-Case Scenario for the War with Iran
The article outlines a worst‑case scenario in which U.S. and Israeli strikes trigger the collapse of Iran’s central authority, sparking a multi‑faction civil war. Ethnic Kurdish, Baloch, Arab and Azeri groups would vie for territory, while competing militias seize oil...
By War on the Rocks
Social•Mar 10, 2026
America’s Iran Policy
If the war is “very complete”, what then has happened to “unconditional surrender”? Are we beginning to see a new TACO trade because Iran has successfully weaponized the oil price? Was this always only about decimating Iran’s military capacity, to then...
By David Rosenberg
Social•Mar 10, 2026
DIRECTV Urges FCC to See Nexstar's TEGNA Economic Data
D.C. Memo: @DIRECTV Claims Nexstar Needs to Provide @FCC with Economic Data Supporting @TEGNA Deal; The satellite TV operator says Nexstar withheld from FCC certain economic studies it provided the Justice Department. Nexstar had no comment |$NXST $TGNA https://t.co/Z0PKwvWRqH
By Ted Hearn
Blog•Mar 10, 2026
Top Links 1037 How Bad Is a Closure of the Straits? Revisiting THAT Summers Chart! The Brits and Dubai &...
Recent surveys reveal a majority of fund managers believe US technology companies are overinvesting in artificial intelligence. Analysts point to soaring R&D budgets and hiring spikes that outpace clear revenue prospects. The sentiment reflects growing skepticism that AI hype translates...
By Chartbook (Adam Tooze)
Social•Mar 10, 2026
Procurement's Shift: Speed and Partnerships Drive Innovation
For decades, procurement meant cutting costs. Negotiate a few cents off the unit price and move on. But in today’s procurement renaissance, speed and supplier relationships determine innovation and competitive advantage. Here’s why: https://t.co/7zkEo6RJ6H #supplychain https://t.co/VuiasOxP6U
By Jim Tompkins
Social•Mar 10, 2026
WWII U.S. Spare Capacity Went Negative, Oil Overproduced
For the history enthusiasts like my friend @Andrewtabler: During WWII US spare capacity actually went negative. In 1944, the oil industry pushed the fields beyond MSC to produce fuel for the final major offensives in the Pacific and Atlantic.
By Bob McNally
News•Mar 10, 2026
Renault's R-Space Lab Has A Built-In Alcohol Detector
Renault unveiled the R‑Space Lab concept, a compact one‑box vehicle designed to explore flexible interior layouts and digital cockpit integration. The concept features a full‑width OpenR Panorama display, steer‑by‑wire steering, and a built‑in tactile alcohol detector aimed at younger drivers....
By Motor1
News•Mar 10, 2026
ControlUp Introduces Tap-to-App, Bringing True End-to-End Visibility to Clinician Login Experiences, Exclusively on IGEL OS
ControlUp has launched Tap-to-App, the industry’s first clinician‑centric tool that delivers end‑to‑end visibility of login experiences on shared hospital workstations. The capability is built exclusively for IGEL OS and links badge‑tap events with virtual desktop and application layers to show...
By HR Tech Series
News•Mar 10, 2026
Australian Submariners Have a Brush with Iran War
On March 4, a U.S. Navy submarine torpedoed the Iranian frigate IRIS Dena, the first such kill since World War II, with three Australian submariners aboard the vessel. Prime Minister Anthony Albanese confirmed their presence but stressed that Australian personnel did not take...
By Defense News
News•Mar 10, 2026
One New and One Converted Trenching Support Vessel to Enrich Jan De Nul’s Fleet
Jan De Nul is adding two trenching support vessels to its fleet: a brand‑new Ulstein‑design ship built at China Merchants Heavy Industry, and a converted water‑injection dredger, Henry Darcy. The newbuild will operate on biofuel and green methanol, feature ultra‑low‑emission technology, and carry...
By Offshore Energy
News•Mar 10, 2026
Alstom to Deliver Signalling for Lodz High-Speed Rail Tunnel
Alstom has signed a contract with construction firm PORR to design, install and integrate advanced signalling for the new 4.6‑km high‑speed rail tunnel in Łódź, a cornerstone of Poland’s Y‑rail corridor linking Warsaw, the forthcoming national airport and, eventually, Poznań...
By Global Railway Review
News•Mar 10, 2026
India's Exports of Active Pharma Ingredients at Rs 41,500 Cr Surpassed Imports in FY25
India’s active pharmaceutical ingredient (API) market posted a landmark trade balance in FY25, with exports climbing to roughly Rs 41.5 billion while imports lagged at Rs 39.2 billion. The surplus marks the first time the sector has out‑exported its imports, signaling a maturing domestic...
By The Economic Times (India) – Economy
News•Mar 10, 2026
What Does the Colossal Flower Do in Slay the Spire 2?
The Colossal Flower is an Act 2 event in Slay the Spire 2 that offers three sequential choices, each trading health for gold. Players can accept 5 HP loss for 35 gold, lose 6 HP for 75 gold, or sacrifice a total of 18 HP to claim...
By PCGamesN
News•Mar 10, 2026
Oil Surged Past $100 Before Coming Back to Earth. Wall Street Is Bracing for What Comes Next.
Oil prices surged past the $100‑a‑barrel benchmark over the weekend as tensions escalated in Iran, prompting panic across markets. G7 nations quickly pledged to tap strategic reserves and President Trump’s reassurance helped pull prices back, allowing major indexes to close...
By Business Insider — Markets
Social•Mar 10, 2026
Bypasses and SPR only Buy Time; only Hormuz Reopening Solves
Oil bypass pipelines buy time, but don't solve the problem. SPR/IEA release would buy more time, but doesn't solve either. Ultimately, only one thing solves the problem: re-open the Strait of Hormuz. But rather than hitting the wall this...
By Javier Blas
News•Mar 10, 2026
How to Unlock Voyak KT-3 in Black Ops 7 & Warzone
Season 2 Reloaded for Call of Duty: Black Ops 7 and Warzone introduces the Voyak KT‑3 assault rifle, a full‑auto AR equipped with a built‑in range finder. Activision describes it as capable of eliminating an unarmored opponent in four to five shots, though...
By Dot Esports
News•Mar 10, 2026
Henkel Acquires Not Your Mother’s, Strengthening US Hair Care Portfolio
Henkel announced the acquisition of Not Your Mother’s, a U.S. hair‑care brand, along with its parent DeMert Brands, from private‑equity firm Main Post Partners. The move bolsters Henkel’s portfolio that already includes Schwarzkopf, Authentic Beauty Concept and Got2Be, targeting stronger...
By Cosmetics Business
News•Mar 10, 2026
Ericsson, Future Technologies Scale Wireless Infrastructure for Industrial AI
Ericsson and Future Technologies Venture have deepened their 13‑year collaboration to accelerate enterprise wireless and private 5G rollouts for AI‑driven industrial operations across North America. The partnership will combine Ericsson’s cellular technology with Future Technologies’ systems‑integration services, targeting sectors such...
By ComputerWeekly
News•Mar 10, 2026
INTERTRAFFIC: Tönnjes Unveils Hybrid Chip for Secure Vehicle Identification
Tönnjes introduced a hybrid Rain RFID/NFC chip at Intertraffic 2026, developed with EM Microelectronic. The dual‑frequency tag combines long‑range UHF identification with smartphone‑based NFC verification and features AES‑128 authentication plus expanded memory. Designed for seamless integration, it works with existing...
By Traffic Technology Today
News•Mar 10, 2026
Global Aviation in Turmoil: Lufthansa Expands as London, Paris, Addis Ababa and Helsinki Compete to Replace Gulf Hubs
War in the Middle East has forced the abrupt closure of Dubai, Doha and Abu Dhabi, the three Gulf hubs that have underpinned global air travel for decades. Lufthansa Group quickly responded by adding long‑haul services from Frankfurt and Munich, including...
By eTurboNews
Social•Mar 10, 2026
Berkshire Targets Major Operating Ratio Boost for UNP, BNSF
Operating Ratio comparison for UNP and BNSF Greg Abel, 2025 Berkshire Hathaway Shareholder Letter: "The gap to the industry’s best remains too wide... We will be disappointed if we do not deliver a substantial [operating ratio] improvement over the next few...
By Alex Morris (TSOH Investment Research)
News•Mar 10, 2026
VW to Cut 50,000 Jobs by 2030 Amid Trump Tariffs and Falling Chinese Sales
Volkswagen announced a plan to eliminate 50,000 jobs across its German operations by 2030, adding to a prior agreement to cut 35,000 positions through attrition. The move follows a 54% plunge in pre‑tax profit to €8.9 bn, driven largely by U.S....
By The Guardian » Business
News•Mar 10, 2026
Large Language Models and Medical Misinformation
Large language models are increasingly embedded in clinical documentation, patient chatbots, and medical education, but a new Lancet Digital Health study reveals they can still repeat or partially accept false medical claims. Researchers tested leading models with misinformation‑laden prompts and...
By Digital Health Global
News•Mar 10, 2026
Your Latest Fallout 3 Remaster Leak Comes From an Unlikely Source: An Online Toy Store
A new MacFarlane Toys listing reveals an "Elite Edition 7in – Fallout 3 Remastered" figurine, complete with a T‑45b power‑armor design and a Nuka Cola‑themed paint job. The product page shows a price of $51.37 and a tentative ship date of...
By PCGamesN
Blog•Mar 10, 2026
Muscles From Munich? How German Courts Might Stop US Companies From Violating Copyright Through AI Training
The Munich Regional Court heard GEMA’s claim that Suno, a US‑based generative‑music AI, infringed German copyrights by using protected songs for training. The dispute revives the court’s earlier OpenAI ruling but shifts focus to musical arrangements and the cross‑border location...
By Conflict of Laws .net
News•Mar 10, 2026
Nigeria’s Prembly Launches Open-Source Database to Fight African Fraud
Prembly, a Nigerian digital‑security firm, has unveiled FraudLens, an open‑source fraud‑intelligence bank built on millions of identity‑verification checks. The platform aggregates fraud events from banks, fintechs and other partners, offering a publicly accessible repository that starts with Nigeria and aims...
By TechCabal
News•Mar 10, 2026
CISA: Recently Patched Ivanti EPM Flaw Now Actively Exploited
U.S. Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) has classified the high‑severity Ivanti Endpoint Manager vulnerability CVE‑2026‑1603 as actively exploited and placed it in the Known Exploited Vulnerabilities catalog. The flaw, which allows unauthenticated cross‑site scripting to bypass authentication and steal...
By BleepingComputer
News•Mar 10, 2026
Medical Apparel Brand Knya Appoints Chintan Adeshara as Head of Retail
Medical apparel brand Knya has hired retail veteran Chintan Adeshara as head of retail to accelerate its offline expansion. The company aims to grow its footprint to more than 100 stores across India within three years, adding two new outlets each...
By Apparel Resources – Business News
News•Mar 10, 2026
Brax Achieves Highest Turnover Ever
Leineweber, the parent of fashion group Brax, posted a record €388 million turnover for fiscal 2025, a 7.5% increase year‑over‑year. Excluding the newly acquired outdoor specialist Fuchs Schmitt, organic growth was 5.3%. Own‑retail channels powered the rise, with online sales up 12%...
By Retail Detail (EU)
Social•Mar 10, 2026
Middle East Strikes and Oil Surge Amplify Global Risks
As strikes shake the Middle East and oil prices soar, what are the global ramifications of the US and Israel’s conflict with Iran? 🎥 Tune in LIVE as @TimOBrien discusses with @JavierBlas and @MarcChampion1 Tuesday, March 10 @ 8:30 am EDT...
By Javier Blas
News•Mar 10, 2026
Flipkart Reappoints Nishant Verman as SVP as IPO Preparations Gather Pace
Flipkart has reappointed Nishant Verman as senior vice president as the Walmart‑owned retailer accelerates its IPO preparations. Verman previously led the $16 billion sale of Flipkart to Walmart and a $4 billion fundraising round involving SoftBank, Tencent, eBay and Microsoft, and he...
By Apparel Resources – Business News
Social•Mar 10, 2026
Trump Vows ‘Death, Fire, Fury’ over Hormuz Closure
Trump threatens ‘Death, Fire and Fury’ if Iran closes Strait of Hormuz The US President claims the war on Iran is "very complete" but also hasn’t ruled out taking over the Strait https://t.co/xy4DfQoYYm
By Sal Mercogliano
News•Mar 10, 2026
Liverpool Launches £2bn Investment Fund to Boost Housing and Regeneration
The Liverpool City Region has unveiled a £2 bn Investment Fund designed to accelerate housing construction, office and lab development, and transport upgrades. The fund aggregates existing and new public capital to support a £2 bn pipeline of up to 64,000 homes...
By Property Week – Technology & Data (UK)
News•Mar 10, 2026
A Correspondent Known for His Jan. 6 Coverage Becomes the Latest to Leave CBS News
Justice correspondent Scott MacFarlane announced his departure from CBS News, citing a desire for independence after gaining prominence for his Jan. 6 Capitol riot coverage. His exit adds to a wave of high‑profile departures since Bari Weiss assumed the editor‑in‑chief role,...
By Poynter
News•Mar 10, 2026
Landspace Tests 220-Ton Methane Engine for Future Heavy-Lift Launchers
Chinese launch startup Landspace announced a successful long‑duration hot‑fire test of its BF methane‑liquid oxygen engine, which generates roughly 220 metric tons of thrust. The full‑flow staged combustion (FFSC) cycle engine is intended as the core propulsion unit for the company’s...
By SpaceNews
News•Mar 10, 2026
Property Cat Terms Hold Firm at 1/1 as RenRe Preserves Key Structural Gains: Execs
RenaissanceRe reported that property catastrophe rates slipped low‑teen percentages at the January 1 2026 renewals, but the firm’s higher retentions and tighter terms held steady. Executives highlighted that the structural improvements achieved over the past two years remain intact, cushioning risk‑adjusted returns....
By Artemis (ILS/cat bonds)
Blog•Mar 10, 2026
Markel Adds Jamie Smith as London Underwriting Manager – US Cyber Lead
Markel Insurance has appointed Jamie Smith as London Underwriting Manager – US Cyber Lead, reporting to Dan Fox. Based in London, Smith will oversee the US cyber segment of Markel’s London Market portfolio, driving growth and broker engagement. His responsibilities...
By Reinsurance News
News•Mar 10, 2026
Florida’s C-PACE Program Is a Game Changer for Hotel Owners
Florida’s commercial‑property‑assessed‑clean‑energy (C‑PACE) program has shifted from a niche financing tool to a core capital solution for hotel owners. Legislative changes, notably Senate Bill 770, broadened eligible resiliency upgrades, and the state eliminated the 3.5‑year lookback, allowing retroactive financing on...
By Lodging Magazine
News•Mar 10, 2026
The Fed Wants to Let a Dangerous Asset Loose on Bank Balance Sheets
The Federal Reserve has proposed three adjustments to how banks treat mortgage loans and mortgage servicing rights (MSRs) under capital rules. While the new loan‑to‑value risk‑weight buckets and a review of the 250% MSR risk weight align with Basel principles,...
By American Banker
News•Mar 10, 2026
TU Braunschweig Strengthens Battery Research Centre
TU Braunschweig’s Battery Labfactory (BLB) has opened three new pilot systems—a 3D‑printing line for solid‑state electrodes, a dry‑coating pilot, and a tandem wet‑coating line for circular battery production. The €10 million investment, funded by the Federal Ministry’s ForBatt programme, completes a...
By Electrive
News•Mar 10, 2026
South Africa’s Energy Future Hinges on Getting Wheeling Right
South Africa’s renewable sector is poised for rapid expansion as regulators prepare a competitive wholesale market, potentially launching in 2026. Central to this growth is energy wheeling, which uses existing transmission lines to move power from private generators to end‑users,...
By TechCentral (South Africa)
Social•Mar 10, 2026
New Risk Factor Makes Strait of Hormuz Too Costly.
"There's another big reason why shipping companies and insurers aren't willing to risk the Strait of Hormuz" https://t.co/vQRVNaMtNL https://t.co/xPjkCzHB0U
By Scott Lincicome
News•Mar 10, 2026
Samsung Biologics, Eli Lilly to Establish Biotech Incubator in Incheon
Samsung Biologics and U.S. pharma leader Eli Lilly have signed an agreement to launch a biotech incubator in Incheon’s Songdo district. The facility will host Lilly’s Gateway Labs platform, offering lab space, equipment, funding and R&D collaboration to emerging biotech firms....
By The Korea Herald
Blog•Mar 10, 2026
Is Your Firm Ready for Your First (or Next) Associate? Four Questions
The article advises law firm owners to rigorously assess readiness before hiring an associate, outlining four key questions: the strategic purpose of expansion, profitability of the hire, affordable compensation, and whether a full‑time attorney is truly needed. It emphasizes that...
By Attorney at Work
News•Mar 10, 2026
Canada’s Long Medical Wait Times Drain More than $4.2B in Lost Wages
New Fraser Institute research reveals that 1.4 million Canadians awaiting medically necessary procedures in 2025 collectively lost more than $4.2 billion in wages and productivity. On average, each patient forfeited about $3,043 of earnings while waiting. The study highlights a median wait...
By Wealth Professional Canada – ETFs