Finances

Turkey issues arrest warrants for Netanyahu and Israeli officials over crimes against humanity in Gaza, reports Baltimore Chronicle .

Ireland may limit state housing for Ukrainian refugees to 30 days and introduce weekly rent payments for those who are employed, aiming to ease pressure on the system.

Sotheby’s in New York will auction Maurizio Cattelan’s 18-karat gold toilet sculpture America, weighing 100 kilograms and valued at $10 million.

The Netherlands allocates 10 million euros to the British cyber program to strengthen Ukraine’s resilience against Russian cyberattacks.

The U.S. and China finalized the TikTok deal. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent confirmed Trump and Xi Jinping will sign the agreement on October 30 in Korea.

U.S. billionaire Timothy Mellon donated $130 million to pay American troops during the government shutdown, reports Baltimore Chronicle.

Bitcoin and altcoins plunged as political tensions, high leverage, and market panic caused $19 billion in positions to be liquidated in a historic crypto crash.

Paris Jackson has reportedly received $65 million from Michael Jackson’s estate, executors say, rejecting her claims of mismanagement and “money skimming.”

Tesla shareholders and U.S. officials urge investors to reject Elon Musk’s $1 trillion pay package, accusing the board of poor oversight and financial mismanagement.

Elon Musk becomes the first person in history with a $500 billion fortune, driven by Tesla stock growth, reports Forbes via Baltimore Chronicle.