Bangladesh wage board agrees to raise garment workers’ minimum pay after protests
The board did not specify the increase, but said revised salaries could be paid from January after five days of demonstrations and clashes.

The board did not specify the increase, but said revised salaries could be paid from January after five days of demonstrations and clashes.

The STOXX 600 gained 0.3% as Novo Nordisk raised its forecasts, while preliminary U.S. election results pointed to Democratic gains and a contested Senate race.

In an interview at TOKEN2049 Singapore, Oldenburg explores how AI agents could eventually handle asset access without a conventional browser login.

Smith+Nephew lowered its full-year outlook after weak orthopaedics growth and said it will continue reviewing strategic options for the business.

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He Yi said the former employee used a company-issued work computer, as online debate focused on Binance’s device management and security practices.

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FLEX & FINO uses FUSD backed by tokenized short-term U.S. Treasuries and money market funds to pursue leveraged DeFi yield under defined risk controls.

The records concern different companies, class periods and allegations, with Lincoln’s contact deadline on November 10, 2026, and Lululemon’s on January 4, 2027.

The reported agreement would have covered about 100,000 advanced AI chips through a five-year lease across Oracle data centers in Southeast Asia.

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The Seoul High Court upheld former President Yoon Suk Yeol's suspended sentence, leaving the People Power Party exposed to repayment if the verdict becomes final.

Democratic Party leaders cite preparation and fairness concerns, while minor progressive opposition parties accuse it of favoring wealthy crypto investors.

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NTT Docomo’s forecast was lifted separately, while Novo Nordisk cited obesity-treatment demand, impairment charges and planned U.S. price cuts in its revised 2026 outlook.

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Department store and duty-free growth lifted operating earnings, while losses at furniture and mattress subsidiary Zinus weighed on net income.

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Nov. 3 withdrawals brought November’s first two-session outflows to $514.2 million as Bitcoin rebounded toward $78,000 but remained below $80,000.

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BlackRock’s ETHA led withdrawals with $74.4383 million, while Grayscale’s Ethereum Mini Trust reported a $10.9079 million outflow.

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The Indian microdrama platform secured backing from NBCUniversal and other investors, lifting its valuation to $500 million as it targets global expansion.
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Anatoly Yakovenko’s nine-word X post offered no implementation details, but drew same-day breaking-news coverage from Cointelegraph.

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Sheldon Xia said initial findings point to the same actors, while BitMart has not disclosed the stolen assets, amount or attack method.

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Brown’s affordability-focused campaign flipped a Republican-held Ohio seat, while the uncertified result underscored voter concerns over housing, food, energy and other living costs.

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Mitsui lifted its profit outlook, while Mitsubishi raised earnings and cash-flow targets, citing resource markets, LNG activity and asset-sale proceeds and authorizing buybacks of up to ¥1 trillion.

Lookonchain says wallets linked to the Binance hack are splitting stolen SOL, routing proceeds through USDC and Ether, and using THORChain to obtain Bitcoin.
