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2. Trump says he’s ending Canada trade negotiations over anti-tariff ad  CNN
3. Trump Looks Toward China Meeting, Snubs Canada  Bloomberg.com
4. Trump says trade talks with Canada ‘terminated’ over anti-tariffs advert  BBC
5. Trump says all Canada trade talks ‘terminated’ over ad criticising tariffs  The Guardian

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2. Alaska Airlines’ statement on IT outage  Alaska Airlines
3. Alaska Airlines restores operations after widespread technology issue grounded flights nationwide  Fox Business
4. Alaska Airlines flights grounded across US due to IT outage  BBC
5. Alaska Air cuts annual profit forecast on higher fuel costs  CNBC

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Good morning. Word on the street is that Snapchat-maker Snap seeks to raise $1 billion to double down on its Spectacles.
It’s not hard to imagine the urgency CEO Evan Spiegel must feel. The L.A. company made a big bet on augmented reality glasses way back in 2016; today it’s working on its sixth generation—while drafting behind perpetual rival Meta as that company’s twist on Ray-Bans (b. 2021) consume a majority share in the category.
I know The Social Reckoning is already in production, but a plea to Aaron Sorkin: Can we get a flick for this unending rivalry? Call it Social Anxiety. 
Today’s tech news below. —Andrew Nusca
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Donald Trump has pardoned the man who pleaded guilty to money laundering after creating the world’s largest cryptocurrency exchange.
That man is Binance co-founder Changpeng Zhao, known better as “CZ.” Zhao served four months in prison for failing to stop criminals from using his company’s platform to move money tied to all sorts of illicit activities, including child sex abuse, drug trafficking, and terrorism.
As part of a 2023 plea deal, Binance agreed to pay $4.3 billion to settle charges with the U.S. Department of Justice. Following Zhao’s resignation as CEO, Binance installed Richard Teng, a former financial regulator in the UAE and Singapore, as head of the company to telegraph to authorities that the exchange was focused on compliance.
The decision comes after months of reports that Trump was weighing whether to pardon Zhao, who has supported some of the Trump family's crypto enterprises since his release from prison. 

“We thank President Trump for his leadership and for his commitment to make the U.S. the crypto capital of the world,” said a spokesperson for Binance in a statement to Fortune.
The price of BNB, the cryptocurrency closely associated with Binance, rocketed 15% shortly after the news broke Thursday morning, notching a high of more than $1,150. —Ben Weiss and Andrew Nusca
Intel shares jumped 7% after the American chipmaker posted third-quarter revenues of $13.7 billion, handily beating estimates of $13.1 billion.
What’s more, the Silicon Valley icon posted a $4.1 billion profit—quite a different story than the almost $17 billion loss during the same quarter last year.
There’s a lot going into those results. 

Demand has returned for its x86 processors, outpacing supply—a trend expected to carry on through next year. A $5 billion investment from its erstwhile rival, Nvidia, certainly helped. 
And then there’s the matter of that $5.7 billion infusion from the U.S. government. (“There is limited precedent for the accounting treatment of such transactions,” Intel said. Um, ya.)
There’s also been quite a bit of slash and burn. Intel now counts 88,400 employees—down from 124,100 this time last year.
The wild card, as it has been for years, is Intel’s Foundry. A major customer for the chip-manufacturing unit remains elusive thus far, even as the business requires tens of billions of dollars of additional capital investment. 
The entirety of the group’s $4.2 billion in sales came from Intel’s own chips. Silicon Valley always did like “dogfooding,” eh? —AN

In the U.S. lately, it’s build, baby, build.
No, I’m not talking about the White House’s under-construction ballroom. (Though it’s worth noting that Amazon, Apple, Google, and Meta are on the donor list.) 
I’m talking about factories in the United States. As part of its four-year, $600 billion commitment to domestic manufacturing, Apple has been plowing toward the 2026 completion of a 250,000 sq. ft. plant in Houston, Texas, that would make AI servers for its domestic data centers.
Turns out it’s finished ahead of schedule and already shipping the servers, which will support Apple Intelligence services on consumer devices like iPhones, according to a new Fox Business report.
Under pressure from a tariff-happy White House committed to reshoring manufacturing, Apple has promised to move several processes back to the U.S. It’s making more chips locally (Arizona and Texas). It’s sourcing cover glass (Kentucky) and FaceID lasers (Texas), too.

But it’s a long road. Ninety-five percent of the components of an iPhone, for example—a product family that generates half of Apple’s total revenue—come from overseas, and the vast majority of them are assembled in China. —AN
—Trump abandons sending National Guard to SF after conferring with “great people like Jensen Huang, Marc Benioff, and others.”
—Meet Microsoft’s Mico. A Clippy-esque character for Copilot's voice mode.
—OpenAI acquires Software Applications Inc. The Sam Altman-backed startup is behind Sky, an AI-infused natural language interface for macOS.
—EA and Stability AI partner to build smart game developer tools.

—Microsoft’s AI chief: No erotica, thanks. “Other companies will build that,” Mustafa Suleyman says.
—What caused the AWS outage? A rare software bug and “faulty automation,” per Amazon.
—Cybersecurity director charged with selling secrets to Russia. The U.S. says Australian national Peter Williams, formerly of L3Harris, stole trade secrets from companies.

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For a while, every single game is going to be a referendum on the 2025-26 Celtics’ potential and Jaylen Brown’s ability to be an alpha and Joe Mazzulla’s coaching ability.
Some fans will be hoping for the playoffs. Others are monitoring possible lottery picks. And everybody will monitor the Jayson Tatum return rumors.
It’s going to be an unusual year.
The early returns didn’t look great as the Celtics blew a 13-point fourth-quarter lead on Wednesday and lost their opener at home. Making matters worse, it came against a Sixers team that isn’t elite on its best day and on Wednesday, they were missing Paul George and Jared McCain and got very little out of Joel Embiid, who is less healthy than usual.
They lost despite 25 points each from Jaylen Brown and Derrick White. What happens if they have an off night?
Is that reason for panic?
It might be.
Or was it simply the result of guys in newer and bigger roles not quite being comfortable in the moment?
Might be that too.
Had Payton Pritchard made either of his two shots in the final seconds, the Celtics would have won the game, but most of the same questions would still be unanswered. That will be just as true even if they beat the Knicks on Friday.
These early games are all symptoms of a team whose real potential is still undiagnosed.
Some of it will just be reps. What’s the right lineup to have on the floor in a close game late? Who do the Celtics trust to take, but not force the last shot?
Jaylen Brown tried to offer perspective.
“Definitely a winnable game for us. We had some opportunities. Even at the end, we had some opportunities that didn’t go our way. It’s a learning experience,” Brown said. “It’s going to be a learning experience from day one. We got a bunch of new guys, we’re playing a new style. I thought we played hard today. I thought we played a winnable game. Some crucial errors that cost us. … We got a new group that’s still figuring things out. I’m looking forward to just learning every day with the group. And I’m looking forward to when we get to that point where we catch our wind, what that could possibly be.”
Even he doesn’t really know. The Celtics should get better. But how much is fair to expect or hope for?
A lot of their opponents will be better than the Sixers squad that came to Boston on Wednesday and it won’t be long before everyone the Celtics play has plenty of scoutable video to prepare with.
Either way, without Jayson Tatum, there’s a lot less room for error.
As a public, we’re funny about crime. We’re against most of it, but certain types of crime end up being captivating.
And we love heists. Priceless jewelry gets stolen from the Louvre in broad daylight by guys on motorbikes. My first thought? Oh, that’s going to make a good movie someday. My second? Doesn’t anything other than crime happen in broad daylight?
Steal from a person, you’re despicable. Steal from a museum or a bank, you’re a legend.
Speaking of crime. If a Hockey player A jumps Player B and starts punching him, he’s kind of a punk. But if Player A also steals Player B’s helmet and takes it apart on the way to the penalty box, as Brad Marchand did to Rasmus Dahlin on Saturday, that’s kind of funny and the punkness is more forgivable.
The players change, but Bruins’ Halloween tradition of wearing costumes to the area Children’s Hospitals remains a wonderful constant. On Wednesday afternoon, several Bruins visited Mass General dressed as superheroes from both the D.C. and Marvel universes. Naturally, rookie Fraser Minten wore the Robin costume.
I hate the existence of the cash-grab gimmick that was the Nordiques vs. the Whalers on Thursday.
I love both uniforms, but I hate what it says to fans in Hartford and Quebec City.
This is obviously unrealistic, but I’m saying it anyway: When a franchise moves from one city to another, if they don’t continue to use the name in their new spot, they should surrender the rights to the name and logos, at least until the abandoned city gets another team.
Putting the Avs in Nordiques sweaters is another kick in the teeth to fans in Quebec City, whose bid to bring back the NHL is likely to get passed over so the NHL can give hockey-ambivalent Atlanta a third try.
And let’s not pretend they’re honoring the Nordiques heritage either. Not when Cale Makar is wearing the same No. 8 that the Nordiques retired for Marc Tardif.
If the Avalanche want to wear throwbacks, they should wear Rockies uniforms.
Sports clues from actual editions of America’s favorite quiz show. As always, mind the date
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2004 — Red Sox win Game 2 of the World Series vs. St. Louis at Fenway Park.
2018 — Red Sox beat Dodgers in Gaem 2 of the World Series at Fenway Park.
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(Is that true? I’ve never heard of that).
Happy National Bologna Day to all who celebrate.
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Pi Coin (PI) continues to trade steadily, hovering around the key $0.200 support level despite recent market volatility. 
The altcoin’s sideways movement suggests consolidation rather than weakness, with technical indicators pointing toward potential resilience. This price stability could indicate accumulating buying pressure ahead of a possible bullish shift.
The Squeeze Momentum Indicator is signaling a notable decline in bearish pressure. The indicator’s receding red bars reflect weakening selling momentum, suggesting that sellers may be losing control of the market. This trend often precedes a reversal phase, where bullish traders begin to regain confidence and push prices higher.
If this momentum shift continues, Pi Coin could soon witness a transition into a bullish phase. Historically, fading red bars in this indicator have aligned with short-term market recoveries.
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On the macro level, Pi Coin’s correlation with Bitcoin currently stands at 0.93, indicating a strong positive relationship. This means PI’s price tends to move in line with Bitcoin’s broader market direction. Given Bitcoin’s current strength, this correlation could work in Pi Coin’s favor as recovery momentum builds.
Bitcoin’s position above $110,000 has renewed optimism across the crypto market. As the leading digital asset continues to attract institutional attention, correlated altcoins like Pi Coin may benefit from the spillover effect. 
Pi Coin’s price sits at $0.204 at the time of writing, holding firmly above its $0.200 support. Although the movement appears stagnant, this stability signals underlying strength, suggesting accumulation rather than distribution among investors.
The altcoin also remains above the 38.2% Fibonacci Retracement line at $0.198—a zone historically associated with strong rebounds. A bounce from this level could push Pi Coin toward $0.229 and possibly higher if bullish momentum continues.
However, a breakdown below $0.198 could drag the price toward $0.180, where the altcoin risks losing the 23.6% Fibonacci support line. This scenario would invalidate the bullish outlook and extend potential losses for Pi Coin holders.
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Novo Nordisk Stock’s Lottery Ticket Against Alzheimer’s Disease (NYSE:NVO)  Seeking Alpha
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