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An analyst warned of a potential stock market crash, noting the S&P 500's rapid two-month rally mirrors the conditions before Black Monday in 1987. This rally occurred without any recessions, according to the source.

An artwork featuring a banana attached to a wall with tape was disrupted when someone ate the banana. The incident occurred at a museum, and the banana had previously been sold at auction in New York for a sum. The value and artist of the stolen banana artwork were not immediately disclosed.

Board, a startup developing 'together tech' to connect people in the same room, has closed a Series A funding round. The round was led by Union Square Ventures.

Password manager Dashlane reported that hackers obtained some customers' password vaults during a weekend cyberattack. The attackers defeated the company's two-factor security protections to gain access.

Mayor Clint Hall's State of the City address outlined ambitious plans for 2026, including infrastructure projects. The plan carries a bill of $84 million for lead pipe replacements.

The Near-Earth Object 2019 US10 has a diameter of 194-435 meters and is classified as potentially hazardous. It will miss Earth by approximately 58.2 million kilometers.

The Liminal Horror team has launched its annual Pride Grant to support members of the LGBTQIA2S+ community. The grant is open to individuals with projects they are passionate about. The winning project will receive funding.

NASA confirmed that a boom over the northeastern United States was a meteor explosion. The event was as powerful as 300 tons of TNT.

Researchers at Columbia University have built 11 new antibodies from a recent KP.3.1.1 spike. They used these antibodies to map how SARS-CoV-2 is escaping immunity. The A376N variant may help the spike stay more closed, hiding from immune responses.

Goldman Sachs has filed with the SEC to launch a Bitcoin fund. The move comes as the price of Bitcoin drops, with Michael Saylor's Strategy reportedly selling off some of its holdings.