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NatWest Headcount Falls by About 1,000 as Cost Savings Reach £420m

NatWest headcount fell by about 1,000 in the third quarter as £420m of savings landed. The bank cites transformation; UK press tie it to AI.

Musk Says ‘No’ to Report That Optimus Reservations Open in December

Optimus reservations will open in early December, a summit organiser told the SF Standard. Elon Musk replied 'No' on X; Tesla has set no date or price.

Lithuania Receives Its First Thales GM200 Multi-Mission Radar

Lithuania has received its first Thales GM200 MM/C radar, a sensor that locates artillery positions and spots FPV drones, bought with Dutch help.

Microsoft Prices $25bn of Notes in 10 Tranches, Some Due in 2066

The Microsoft bond sale prices $25bn of notes in 10 tranches due 2028 to 2066. Filings tie the money to general corporate purposes, not AI.

Flap and Kintsu DNS Hijacks Sent Visitors to a Wallet Drainer

A DNS hijack pointed Flap and Kintsu visitors to a wallet drainer. If you connected or signed after 00:00 UTC on 31 October, revoke approvals now.

Lupus Patients’ Immune Cells Target Proteins Made by Splicing Errors

Lupus neoantigens made by faulty mRNA splicing in neutrophils drew T and B cell responses, a Nature study finds. Trials must test if they drive disease.

Israeli Man Extradited to US to Face Nomad Bridge Hack Charges

An Israeli national charged over the 2022 Nomad bridge hack has appeared in a US court after extradition, the DOJ says. He is presumed innocent.

Applebee’s App Held a Database Password That Exposed Customer Data

Applebee's app held a password to its customer database, a UK researcher found. Dine Brands says it is fixed. What app users should do now.

FCC Limits Device Test Labs to the US and Reciprocal Countries

New FCC test lab rules will only recognise labs in the US or 62 reciprocal economies from 1 December 2028. Existing device approvals stay valid.

Salt Mixture Helps Grow Cleaner Perovskite Crystals for Solar Cells

A salt mixture improves perovskite crystal growth, giving lab solar cells 26.5% efficiency and 85.8% retention after 1,400 hours at 85C, Science reports.

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