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More than 400,000 protest across France as Paris clashes erupt
Marchers rallied over school funding and living costs; police made nearly 1,000 arrests and used tear gas in Paris, testing Macron before May elections.
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world · politics · markets
Marchers rallied over school funding and living costs; police made nearly 1,000 arrests and used tear gas in Paris, testing Macron before May elections.
tech · world
Zelenskyy said Starlink and Starshield links are back to full speed; Musk said Ukraine’s military violated rules by using Starlink for drone strikes.
politics · markets
Trump announced Audi’s first U.S. plant, in Macon, with about 4,500 jobs and up to 200,000 SUVs a year from the early 2030s.
politics · world
After a Hebron attack killed two soldiers, troops hit over 400 locations, arrested 40 people and displaced hundreds of Palestinian families.
science
Adding Imdelltra to AstraZeneca’s Imfinzi lifted median survival in extensive-stage small cell lung cancer to 21.1 months from 12.7.
Continued inside Sports, B1 · Local, C1 · World, D1 · Finance, E1 · Business & AI, F1 · Funny Pages, G1
No new North Andover news since yesterday’s paper.
world
The North Korean leader’s trip signals strengthening ties between Pyongyang and Beijing.
world
King Khalid International reopened two terminals Sunday while Yemen’s Houthis kept firing drones and missiles at the kingdom.
A 19-year-old bystander is critical after shots were fired outside Fitzys Loganholme; police are hunting at least three people.
The Mary River could reach major flood level; forecasters expect conditions to clear from Tuesday.
Lord Mayor Adrian Schrinner warned against Australia following the U.S. path of political violence.
markets
Futures put about a 90% chance on keeping rates at 3.75% to 4% Wednesday at 2 p.m.; most remaining bets are on a hike.
business
A few giant companies are driving most of this season’s profit growth, leaving the broader market more exposed.
business
Passenger counts are slipping as fuel costs push fares up, but airlines are cutting capacity to protect profits.
Nvidia
Cloud-computing startups Nvidia backs and supplies took a market hit this week, raising questions about its customer financing.
SpaceX
See the front page: service was restored after Musk said he ordered the slowdown over drone strike use.
No new Grok Bot or SpaceX AI posts since yesterday’s paper.
ai for business · x post
Jensen Huang told GTC Berlin that Europe’s science and manufacturing know-how can now power homegrown AI.
Why it matters for One Stop Revenue. AI tools keep getting cheaper and more local; small agencies can deliver big-agency follow-up at studio prices.
ai for business · ai policy
Data-center growth is a midterm flashpoint as voters weigh power bills, land use and jobs.
Why it matters for One Stop Revenue. Pitch AI as helpful front-desk support for studios, not job replacement; that framing lands better with owners.
Mariana Tek data finds visit and spending changes three to eight months before a member cancels or downgrades.
Outreach angle. Offer studios a monthly at-risk member report plus win-back texts; retention is easier to sell than new leads.
The 24-hour Swedish chain, founded with one Malmo gym in 2003, opened No. 300 in Lund on Saturday.
Outreach angle. Budget 24-hour chains keep scaling; studios win by marketing coaching and community they can’t match.