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GSK to acquire global rights to Chimagen myeloma drug for up to $750 million
GSK agreed to acquire full global rights to Chimagen Biosciences’ experimental trispecific T-cell engager for multiple myeloma in a deal worth up to $750 million. The drug has not entered human trials; GSK expects Phase I testing to begin in 2027. -
Netflix forecasts about 12% Q3 growth; Motley Fool author says not to buy yet
Netflix’s revenue growth eased from 17.6% in Q4 2025 to 16.2% in Q1 and 13.4% in Q2 2026; management forecasts about 12% for Q3. A Motley Fool analysis says viewing and operating income are still growing, and rates the stock a hold—not a buy yet. -
AutoZone executives say inflation is delaying car maintenance
AutoZone executives say inflation is prompting some DIY customers to delay maintenance or choose cheaper repairs. AAA warns missed safety checks can endanger motorists; NHTSA data say about 9% of crashes involved vehicles with tire problems just beforehand. -
Holmes’ planned halfway-house move draws criticism from early Theranos investor
Early Theranos investor Alan Eisenman criticized Elizabeth Holmes’ planned move from prison to a halfway house next year. He and his wife invested about $1.2 million; Holmes owes them nearly $150,000 in restitution, and Eisenman says they have received nothing. -
Lions' Jameson Williams totals 78 yards through first two games
Detroit Lions receiver Jameson Williams has six catches for 78 yards on 13 targets through the first two weeks of 2026. ESPN's Eric Woodyard called his start “rocky”; Williams entered the season as the expected WR2 after back-to-back 1,000-yard seasons. -
Vikings and Bucs post second injury updates before Sunday’s matchup
The Vikings and Buccaneers’ second reports before Sunday’s Tampa matchup show Minnesota’s Aaron Jones limited and Brian O’Neill a full participant Thursday, while Tampa Bay starters Rueban Bain Jr. (groin) and Josiah Trotter (shoulder) missed practice for a second straight day. -
Yankees turn to Schlittler for final regular-season start against Rays
Cam Schlittler is set to make his final regular-season start as the Yankees host the Rays at Yankee Stadium at 7:05 p.m. ET. He faces left-hander Ian Seymour; a qualified ERA below 2.00 would be a first for a Yankees pitcher this century, the article says. -
A Texas court rejects innocence finding, leaving Melissa Lucio on death row
The Texas Court of Criminal Appeals on Thursday rejected a 2024 trial-court finding that Melissa Lucio was actually innocent of capital murder in her 2-year-old daughter’s death, leaving her on death row after 18 years. Her lawyers said they will appeal in federal court. -
Texas rule sets school-event plans above 250 and officer staffing for larger crowds
Effective Sept. 23, a Texas Education Agency rule requires schools to prepare site-specific security and medical plans for extracurricular events expected to draw over 250 people; events with more than 1,000 attendees require at least one uniformed peace officer per 1,000. -
Apple may skip iPhone 19 for a rumored iPhone 20 redesign in 2027
Apple could skip the iPhone 19 and move to an iPhone 20 in 2027, marking 20 years since the original went on sale, reports say. The anniversary model is rumored to have a near-seamless display, but Apple has not confirmed the model or its specifications. -
Thousands rally outside UN as Pezeshkian speaks, demanding a free Iran
Several thousand protested outside the U.N. General Assembly during Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian’s address, chanting that he should be arrested as a terrorist. Former U.S. officials urged tougher sanctions and support for internet freedom in Iran. -
Xiaomi 18 Pro models pair rear-screen selfies with a customizable Privacy Display
Xiaomi’s 18 Pro and 18 Pro Max are now available in China, pairing a 2.7-inch rear screen for notifications and selfies with a customizable Privacy Display. A global launch is planned later this year, but Xiaomi has not announced a date. -
Fed seeks public input on proposed GENIUS Act stablecoin rules
On Sept. 24, the Fed proposed two GENIUS Act rules: one on reserves, capital and risk controls for supervised payment-stablecoin issuers, and one for banks seeking to issue through subsidiaries. The proposals have a 60-day comment period after Federal Register publication. -
Rueben Bain misses second straight practice before Buccaneers-Vikings game
Buccaneers rookie Rueben Bain Jr. missed his second straight practice Thursday with a groin injury. Josiah Trotter and Anthony Nelson returned, and Baker Mayfield practiced despite illness; Vikings RB Aaron Jones was limited Thursday after missing Wednesday with a knee injury. -
Sony's 65-inch BRAVIA 7 II gets a $600 early Prime Day cut
The 65-inch Sony BRAVIA 7 II True RGB TV is listed for $2,000, down from $2,600—a $600 discount in an early Prime Day deal. It uses separately controlled red, green and blue LEDs and includes AI picture processing, Google TV and HDMI 2.1 gaming features. -
After ALS diagnosis, Chris Johnson wonders about football’s role
Diagnosed with ALS in May 2025, former NFL running back Chris Johnson says he wonders whether football played a role. Doctors have not identified a cause in his case, and a study found higher ALS rates among NFL players but did not establish football as the cause. -
Carolina visits Cleveland after first win, but its level remains uncertain
Cleveland hosts Carolina in Week 3 after the Panthers' first win, a rout of Atlanta. The preview says Carolina's level is hard to gauge after its defense gave up 59 points and over 500 yards to Chicago the week before; Cleveland seeks consecutive wins after upsetting Tampa Bay. -
TopDrawerSoccer’s No. 1 Vanderbilt heads to Ole Miss for 7 p.m. match
Vanderbilt, ranked No. 1 by TopDrawerSoccer and No. 3 in the United Soccer Coaches poll, visits Ole Miss in Oxford at 7 p.m. Central; the match streams on SEC Network+. Ole Miss has lost both of its SEC games, while Vanderbilt is coming off a 5-0 win over Texas A&M. -
Packers-Falcons airs locally on NBC26 and FOX 5 at 8:15 p.m. ET
Green Bay hosts Atlanta on Thursday, Sept. 24, at 8:15 p.m. ET. The game airs locally on NBC26 in Green Bay and FOX 5 in Atlanta; Fubo carries both feeds and offers a free trial. Prime Video has the national broadcast; regional restrictions may apply. -
OpenAI plans GPT-6 Cyber preview alongside secure deployment tool
OpenAI plans to preview GPT-6 Cyber in coming weeks and unveil an unnamed product for more secure, automated deployment, multiple sources familiar with the plans said. A limited number of Daybreak Red customers already have GPT-6 Cyber for alpha testing. -
Full practices put Ravens' Nnamdi Madubuike, Teddye Buchanan in line for 2026 debuts
Baltimore Ravens DT Nnamdi Madubuike and LB Teddye Buchanan could make their 2026 debuts against the Cowboys in Brazil after being listed as full participants Wednesday and Thursday. Buchanan is expected to play, CBS Sports reports; Madubuike said, “We’ll see.” -
Jamba Juice filing records 130 franchise outlet exits in three years
Jamba Juice’s 2026 franchise disclosure says 130 outlets were terminated, not renewed, reacquired or ceased operations for other reasons over three years; 116 franchise agreements were terminated. The filing says the franchise could be riskier than systems with lower turnover. -
Data centers are pushing the aging U.S. power grid toward an overhaul
Rising data-center demand is straining the aging U.S. grid as tech companies invest directly in power infrastructure. The Energy Department projects data-center electricity use could nearly triple, reaching up to 12% of U.S. demand by 2028. -
Judge rejects bid to permanently seal evidence in Josh Jacobs case
ESPN reports a judge denied a request to permanently seal evidence in Josh Jacobs’ Wisconsin case, including surveillance footage reportedly showing the incident. Jacobs remains on the commissioner’s exempt list; the NFL has not announced its disciplinary decision. -
Insider Monkey favors Marriott stock over Hilton despite faster room growth
Insider Monkey favors Marriott as the better buy: its pipeline is 629,000 rooms versus Hilton’s 541,300, and it trades at about 36 times trailing earnings versus Hilton’s 45. Hilton led in room growth, 6.1% to 4.5%, but the article says its valuation premium is too high.
