Björn Ulvaeus's Company Buys Half of Sia's Song Catalog for $180 Million
Pophouse, the firm co-founded by ABBA's Björn Ulvaeus, has acquired 50 percent of Sia's song catalog in a deal reported at $180 million.
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Pophouse, the firm co-founded by ABBA's Björn Ulvaeus, has acquired 50 percent of Sia's song catalog in a deal reported at $180 million.
A Flydubai flight to Israel was diverted after an Indian pilot was stabbed, with a passenger reportedly taking the controls, BBC reports.
Pakistan's military says India wrongly named a man it claims to have killed in Kashmir, and presented him to media in response.
SpaceX launched its 13th long-duration astronaut crew for NASA, sending four astronauts toward the International Space Station on a Dragon capsule nearing retirement.
Argentina opened a new era without Lionel Messi by beating Bolivia, with Paz speaking about the famous No. 10 jersey.
SpaceX's Transporter-18 rideshare mission carries AI datacenter prototypes, energy redirection demonstrators, and a Google AI satellite, Spaceflight Now reports.
A case report describes a colonic angiosarcoma diagnosed more than a decade after pelvic radiotherapy for cervical cancer.
UN humanitarian office highlights five active emergencies, as UNICEF and church leaders warn of rising danger to children in northern Ethiopia.

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De Telegraaf reports Najade, now 30, had a stroke at 26 and had to relearn walking, speaking and swallowing.
A general strike across Italy on October 2 will affect trains, schools, and healthcare, with workers protesting fuel price hikes and low pay.
Kenya's president and Africa's richest man have broken ground on a $16bn refinery at Lamu, a project drawing regional leaders and political pushback.
Two figures identified as Saiful and Sagar have returned after a twelve-year absence, according to a report by Shampratik Deshkal.
Reuters reports Washington told Paris and Berlin to release diesel stocks or face a US export ban, as talks over oil markets continue.
NBA.com published its shooting guard rankings for fantasy points leagues on October 1, 2026, as outlets ramp up preseason fantasy basketball coverage.
A Utah project turns surplus solar power into hydrogen, stores it in two deep salt caverns, and burns it when the grid needs electricity.
Live Science reports that adversity shaped human evolution and that people raised amid hardship may carry strengths that often go unnoticed.
Japanese tennis player Kei Nishikori was defeated in the last official match of his career and left the court in tears, NHKニュース reports.
Edouard Geffray will receive lycée associations Friday as dozens of schools shift to remote learning amid ongoing blockades.
A survivor of the October 7 attacks interrupted the premiere of the documentary NAZA, which examines how Israel's military used AI systems in Gaza.
Mussa Dankwa says his firm polled committed delegates in the latest NPP survey, as the party heads toward its October 3 internal elections.
Poland's foreign minister says Warsaw would welcome a British move toward closer EU relations, after the UK prime minister said Brexit hurt Britain.
The Treasury Department released rules for the nation's first federal school voucher program, opening the credit to families in at least 30 states.
Clashes between students and police across France left a Marseille headteacher covered in petrol, with hundreds detained and government talks called.
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