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    Palmer Luckey left Facebook at 24, later invested $1 billion in Ohio Factory; his defence company is now valued at nearly $61 billion

    Palmer Luckey's journey began with Oculus VR, but his vision now lies with Anduril Industries, where he's spearheading the establishment of Arsenal-1, a state-of-the-art factory aimed at revolutionising defence technology. Set to manufacture autonomous military systems, this $1 billion project will create over 4,000 jobs across a sprawling five million square feet, with the Fury combat aircraft production launching ahead of schedule in March 2026.

    US midterms put Trump-era crypto boom and prediction markets at risk

    The US midterm elections could threaten the crypto friendly regulatory environment created under President Donald Trump. A potential Democratic takeover of Congress may bring tighter oversight of digital assets and prediction markets, putting companies such as Coinbase, Strategy and Bullish under pressure as investors reassess the sector's regulatory outlook.

    Anduril and Qualcomm plan to build laptop with US supply chain

    The companies unveiled a new product line on Tuesday called BlueChip intended to supply “America’s most critical industries — including government, defense, first responders and public safety,” according to a statement. The eventual goal is to establish an “end-to-end American supply chain” for the laptops and, more broadly, to rebuild US computer manufacturing, the companies said.

    Kamala Harris returns to campaign trail ahead of US midterms, leaves 2028 presidential bid undecided

    Kamala Harris has returned to the campaign trail to support Democrats in important midterm contests. Her appearances span key states like Georgia, Mississippi, and Nevada ahead of the elections. Speculation about her potential 2028 presidential run increases as she rallies support for candidates. Harris emphasizes the significance of the upcoming elections over future political ambitions.

    Mahesh Tinaikar's ex-Mumbai commissioner father wanted him to study. But at 18 he picked up a guitar and changed Indian rock music

    Mahesh Tinaikar, lead guitarist of pioneering Indian rock band Indus Creed, died aged 63 after a cardiac arrest. The son of former Bombay municipal commissioner S S Tinaikar, he discovered rock music as a child and picked up a guitar at 18. He co-founded Rock Machine in the 1980s, later known as Indus Creed. The band helped shape India’s rock scene, earning accolades and reuniting in 2010 after disbanding in 1997.

    Petra Ecclestone’s former mansion had a $37.5 million asking-price cut before ex-Google CEO Eric Schmidt bought The Manor in 2025. What drove the cuts?

    A beauty salon, a bowling alley, 123 rooms including 14 bedrooms and 27 bathrooms - Spelling Manor is hardly an ordinary home. But even one of Los Angeles’s largest mansions went through several price cuts before finding its next owner.

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