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ASML says it currently has no chipmaking machine sales anywhere in Europe, because nobody on the continent is building the factories to put them in. The EU's own Chips Act set out to double Europe's share of the market by 2030.
The governor-general will dissolve Parliament by proclamation ahead of the 7 November election. Members remain members, the prime minister remains prime minister, and the Clerk of the House says there is always a House of Representatives.
The company said on 28 September it would spend a further $150 billion repurchasing its own stock, taking the total remaining authorisation to $235 billion. It described the programme as the largest repurchase in history.
SpaceX's fourteenth Starship test flight became the first to circle the planet, despite an engine failure on ascent. It had planned six loops of Earth and came home after roughly one.
AMD has agreed an all-stock acquisition of Fei-Fei Li's World Labs, which builds spatial models that reason about physical environments rather than text. The deal was announced in a statement, a blog post and a regulatory filing.
The Wallabies collected four yellow cards in the last quarter of an hour in Perth and finished the match two short of a rugby league side. They won 42-38.
A Kelvin wave set off by this year's exceptional El Niño could raise sea levels along the Californian coast by up to a foot for months. Oceanographers say you will not see it arrive.
The bipartisan DEFEND IP Act would let courts order broadband providers and large DNS resolvers to block foreign pirate sites. Unlike the rival bill introduced two weeks ago, it leaves VPN providers out.
The discounter reported record annual revenue of £19bn and will spend £900m opening more than 40 stores next year. Asda remains third by value of sales, by less than a percentage point.