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US District Judge Sparkle Sooknanan has rejected Elon Musk's request to move the SEC lawsuit from Washington to Manhattan, citing his significant means and time spent outside Texas. The judge emphasized Musk's residence in Austin and his companies' Texas base, while noting his busy schedule. The SEC accuses Musk of delaying disclosure of Twitter shares to buy at low prices. Musk seeks dismissal.
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As of October 2025, several UK companies, including Shawbrook, Princes Group, and The Beauty Tech Group, are preparing to list on the London Stock Exchange. Shawbrook targets a £2 billion valuation, aiming to raise £50 million, while Princes and Beauty Tech seek funds to expand their operations. This surge marks a rebound in London's IPO activity after years of decline.
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F5, a major provider of application services, disclosed a breach by a nation-state hacking group. Hackers gained long-term access, stole source code, and obtained customer configurations, raising security concerns for many Fortune 500 companies and government agencies. Authorities have issued urgent patching directives.