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• [[Los Angeles Times]]
  • Graffiti Towers move toward sale, cleanup and completion
    • OCEANWIDE PLAZA downtown became an infamous part of the L.A. skyline after tagging began in 2024.
  • Ryan Clark, Cam Newton among those cut by ESPN
    • Most of the layoffs are tied to the network’s acquisition of the NFL’s media assets.
  • Disney’s got a friend in Kraft Heinz
    • Multiyear partnership will result in new items at theme parks and on cruise ships.
  • You could get $100 back if you’ve paid for YouTubeTV
  • Sony Music is suing AI startup Udio again

• [[USA Today]]
  • HE HIT AN 880-POUND MOOSE AND WALKED AWAY
    • Volvo’s safety features were made with this type of scenario in mind
    • In the early morning hours of Nov.13, 2025, Adam Dresh, of Kiruna, Sweden, and a colleague had rented a 2026 Volvo XC60 SUV to drive from northern Sweden to a business event in Norway, when a snowstorm struck. Inclement weather is not unusual for that part of the world given it is 90 miles north of the Arctic Circle and it is considered “Europe’s last wilderness,” Dresh said. He grew up there and knew the rural roads could get dangerous. But when an oncoming truck created a snowdrift as it passed, Dresh, who was going about 50 mph, everything would change. In a flash, a large moose “teleported right in front” of Dresh. “I had no chance to detect her or to see her, especially in the snowdrift. So we crashed head-on. The strike was shocking,” Dresh, 34, told the Detroit Free Press, part of the USA TODAY Network. “I had a Coke can sitting in a cupholder. And I ... remember it being stationary, actually, this entire time we hit the moose. She went up on the bonnet (hood), and then touched the screen (windshield). So it did crack. But I put my toes on the brake, and the car halted to a stop.” The car stopped due in part to Volvo’s large animal detection alert system.
    • Adam Dresh, 34, of Kiruna, Sweden, stands with his 2015 Volvo XC60 at his home on July 11.
    • The Volvo XC60 that Adam Dresh was driving when it collided with an 880-pound moose. Volvo’s engineers studied the vehicle at Volvo’s Safety Center in Gothenburg, Sweden on April 16.
  • Infiniti plans to triple models
    • Firm hopes new vehicles help to end its slump
  • You can help get your car or truck to 300,000 miles

• [[The New York Times]]
  • Oil Buyers Battered by the Iran War Energy Crisis Race to Build Buffers
    • As rising fuel costs clobber their economies, the Philippines and other developing countries in Asia are pushing to build strategic petroleum reserves to cushion against future shocks.
    • A road in Manila. After the start of the war in Iran, gasoline prices doubled and diesel prices tripled in the Philippines, setting off a sudden spike in inflation and transit strikes.
  • What Happened When Meta Used A.I. to Ban Accounts on Facebook and Instagram
    • Users said the technology mistakenly deleted their accounts. To resolve the issue, they still had to rely on A.I.

• [[Wall Street Journal]]
  • Kraft Heinz, Disney Forge Wide Alliance
    • The multiyear deal is part of the food giant’s effort to reinvigorate items
  • Militaries Vie For More Cotton To Make Ammo
    • Nitrocellulose provides explosive power for arms.
    • Tensions with Russia and China have ramped up urgency. A Czechoslovak Group facility.
  • OpenAI Models Escaped, Hacked a Company
  • China AI Firms Rush to Raise Funds to Compete With U.S.
  • GM’s Trump-Era Pivot Pays Off for Earnings
  • Ozempic Maker Sues Rival Lilly Over Ads
  • Unease Seen Under Market’s Surface

• [[Financial Times]] 영국에 위치한 니케이 소유 회사입니다.
  • Maker of Lynch’s Bayesian super­y­acht loses CEO and board as woes rise
    • The chief executive of The Italian Sea Group, which built Mike Lynch's sunken Bayesian superyacht, has stepped down, triggering the departure of the group's entire board amid a painful financial restructuring at the luxury-yacht maker.
    • The Bayesian, built by TISG, cap­sized off Sicily in 2024 killing owner Mike Lynch and six oth­ers
  • Japan’s trains are get­ting a lot faster as moon­shot policy takes hold
    • Takaichi is conveniently running the country at the precise point that Japan can finally dare to dream of riding a 505kph train
  • Ber­en­berg tried to flat­ter profits, BaFin inquiry claims
    • ▸ Alleged breaches by Ger­man bank ▸ Delayed 2025 accounts signed off
    • Investigators found indications that internal processes 'had been deliberately circumvented'
  • China weighs tighter export con­trols on advanced AI
    • Chinese regulators are considering tightening export controls on artificial intelligence and semiconductor technologies as the US-China rivalry intensifies in cutting-edge AI.