
2. Between Fund Withdrawals and Market Stability, Türkiye Faces a New Chapter for Its Equity System
A fund liquidation crisis affected 455,758 investors and funds worth about $18 billion after a sharp Turkish market selloff.

A fund liquidation crisis affected 455,758 investors and funds worth about $18 billion after a sharp Turkish market selloff.

Microsoft is giving DARPA direct access to a quantum computing system at a new Maryland research center for independent testing and evaluation.

Boeing subsidiary Insitu and Gogo successfully tested satellite communications on a military drone using Eutelsat OneWeb’s low-Earth-orbit network.

OpenAI expanded its GPT-6 lineup with Sol and Luna, two lower-cost models designed for professional work, coding, automation and computer-use tasks.

Germany’s manufacturing sector sustained its September recovery as production and new orders grew, despite renewed pressure from global energy costs.

U.S. GDP grew at a revised 2.2% annual rate in Q2, supported by consumer spending and business investment in AI infrastructure.

BMW unveiled a restructuring strategy centered on AI, electric vehicles, regional production, and organizational cuts as it seeks stronger profitability.

An EV left stranded on a flooded Bangkok road caught fire after water reached its battery, prompting emergency response, traffic delays, and safety warnings on navigating floods in EVs.

VSMC’s new Singapore semiconductor facility is expected to create about 1,600 jobs as production expands toward full capacity.

Sydney retiree Ed Darmanin is nearing completion of an 18,000-kilometer circumnavigation of mainland Australia on an electric motorcycle, a journey believed to be a first.

Indonesia’s electric motorcycle sales reached only about 18,900 units through August 2026, far below recent annual sales as incentive certainty remained unresolved.

PGN reduced gas deliveries to some industrial users to about 78% of minimum contract levels from September 14, affecting gas-intensive production.

Britain plans to create the Great British Grid, a publicly owned body intended to speed electricity connections and support renewable energy expansion.

High European energy prices are continuing to pressure British manufacturers, with some energy-intensive industries reducing or suspending production.

Anthropic's IPO prospectus points to a potential valuation above $2 trillion alongside massive infrastructure spending and substantial financial losses.

The FAA delayed certification of Boeing’s 737 MAX 10 after a newly disclosed software issue affecting certain MAX aircraft.

The rapid expansion of AI and cloud computing is increasing electricity demand from U.S. data centers, reshaping investment in power infrastructure.
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ASML says it sold nothing in Europe in 2026, urging the EU to help stimulate demand for advanced chipmaking equipment.

A Halfway Point man faces impaired driving charges after fleeing police on an electric dirt bike in Corner Brook, raising questions about e-bike regulation.

NorthStar Earth & Space promoted Peter Klimas to chief technology officer, tasking the former engineering chief with unifying satellite sensors, ground systems, and data processing.

NorthStar Earth & Space promoted Peter Klimas to CTO, tasking him with integrating satellite sensors and ground systems for improved orbital tracking coverage.

Nvidia’s reported agreement to acquire French-founded AI platform Hugging Face would deepen its presence in the rapidly expanding AI ecosystem

France and the European Union are advancing IRIS², a planned 348-satellite constellation designed to provide secure European communications.

French researcher Emmanuel Mignot received the 2026 Lasker Basic Medical Research Award for discoveries explaining narcolepsy and the role of orexin.