Aamir Qutub moved to Australia for an MBA and struggled to find work, applying for 300 jobs before landing roles as an airport cleaner and newspaper distributor. In 2014, he launched Enterprise Monkey with $2,000 from a garage, eventually building it into a million-dollar firm. Source: The Times of India

In Tuesday's Democratic primary elections in Wisconsin and Minnesota, progressives and moderates face off again as the party decides its future direction after significant losses to Republicans in 2024. The primaries will help shape the big midterm races ahead. Source: Biztoc.com

Internacional became the champions of the inaugural U-15 Copa do Brasil, defeating Palmeiras 3-1 in the final. The match featured two of Brazil's top youth teams, delivering an exciting conclusion to the tournament. Source: Onefootball.com

Royal Health Inc, a radiology operations technology company, has welcomed Bob Still, FRBMA, as a board advisor. Still is a former RBMA executive director and radiology practice leader who brings decades of industry experience to support Royal Health's continued growth. The announcement was made from White Plains, N.Y., on Sept. 29, 2026. Source: PRNewswire

Explora Journeys has officially named its new ship, Explora III, in Barcelona. The naming ceremony took place alongside the MSC Cruise Division terminal, with Cristina Ozores serving as the ship's godmother. The vessel represents an even greater expression of space, design, culinary experiences, and wellbeing in ultra-elegant ocean travel. Source: PRNewswire

Apple is rumored to be working on a display-less activity tracker that tracks fitness. The design is reportedly similar to the line of bands provided by Whoop, a company that makes trackers worn on the wrist for all-day monitoring with no display. Source: iLounge

An investigation reveals that a Facebook group called 'East Midlands Hare Coursing' hosted illegal hare coursing activities for more than a decade. Criminals used the platform to sell dogs, organize hunts that rip animals to shreds, and coordinate gang invasions of farms where they intimidate owners into allowing these illegal gatherings. Source: Dailymail.com

This news reel covers a report from Digitimes about the AI infrastructure race. It explains that access to silicon is no longer the only constraint, and that as compute demand grows to multi-gigawatt projects, financing hardware and data centers becomes a second bottleneck. The report highlights Broadcom's debt push as a signal that AI compute is turning into a Wall Street asset class. Source: Digitimes