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    Europe stocks slip on AI concerns, escalating Iran tensions

    Asian tech benchmarks came under pressure earlier in the day as investors reassessed the sustainability of the AI-driven rally following disappointing results from major US hyperscalers in the previous week, raising concerns that the sector has become overvalued globally.

    Nikola Jokic Net Worth 2026: From second-round NBA draft pick to multimillionaire - How the Nuggets star made his fortune

    Drafted as the 41st overall pick in 2014, Nikola Jokic has risen to stardom as a three-time NBA MVP and a champion. By 2026, his net worth is projected to reach around $120 million, bolstered by NBA salaries and lucrative endorsements. Following a landmark supermax deal in 2022, his earnings remain impressive, with partnerships with Sprite and a prominent Chinese sportswear brand, alongside strategic investments in Serbian properties and businesses.

    Rising tech costs drive EMI sales; Shadowfax Q2 profit soars

    Happy Friday! Shoppers are turning to EMIs as electronics prices rise. This and more in today’s ETtech Morning Dispatch.

    India’s running boom has Nike, Asics sprinting for the next $10 billion

    Nike has introduced the Vegam Run, its first running shoe tailored for the Indian market. Priced at Rs 3,795, it aims to attract more consumers during a time of increasing running participation. As global sportswear brands recognize the expanding market, both Asics and Adidas are also enhancing their offerings in India. While Asics plans significant growth, Adidas is expanding its manufacturing footprint in the country.

    Nike deepens India push with Vegam Run shoe launch at Rs 3,795 amid global sales slump

    Nike has announced the launch of its new running shoe, the Vegam Run, aimed specifically at Indian consumers. Priced at Rs 3,795, it will become available on Flipkart and in select retail outlets starting November 1. Designed after consultations with Indian runners, this shoe emphasizes cushioning, breathability, and durability for regular use. Nike is also planning to strengthen its presence in India with future developments and product offerings.

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