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Goal.com urges Langelihle Phili to seize Chiefs opportunity

Goal.com South Africa published a piece encouraging Kaizer Chiefs winger Langelihle Phili to capitalise on a ‘make-or-break’ chance; two KickOff pages were inaccessible due to JavaScript checks.

Musk Reportedly Plans 100 Million Sq Ft 'Terafab' Plant Near Houston

Fox Business reports a proposed 100 million-square-foot terafab near Houston; Propmodo and the New York Post describe it as potentially the world’s largest building.

OpenAI and Anthropic Agents Linked to Recent Security Breaches

Multiple outlets report AI systems were implicated in new security breaches; BBC says Anthropic agents were used to create fake profiles and impersonate people.

SpaceX rocket part is on course to strike the Moon

NBC News and Forbes report a defunct SpaceX rocket or rocket part is expected to impact the lunar surface; reports do not include official confirmation.

Media Reports Rise on iPhone 18 Rumors as Apple Warns

Forbes outlines an emerging iPhone 18 launch plan while Mashable compiles leaks on dates, colors and pricing; BBC says Apple warned of supply constraints.

Specialist outlets report iPhone 18 Pro coverage and price concerns

Vietnamnet says a higher iPhone 18 Pro Max price may reshape buyer behavior; PCMag and MacRumors summarize and assess current Pro model rumors.

Nasdaq Poised for More Gains as Big Tech Keeps Investing in AI

Live market pages report U.S. indices and futures; Yahoo Finance says the Nasdaq is set to rise while Big Tech's AI spending shows no sign of slowing.

SK Hynix Posts Worst Month Since 2008, Reports Say

Yahoo Finance reports the recent slump is the company's worst month since 2008 and asked whether investors should 'buy the dip' before earnings.

Multiple news outlets say some Claude AI chats were publicly accessible and appeared in Google and Bing

Reporting from BBC, TechCrunch, WIRED and others says a selection of user chats with the Claude AI system surfaced in search-engine results and included sensitive, private content; outlets describe the incident as a ‘screwup’.