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The senator’s lead in the first round revived expectations of a pro-market shift. However, his proposed cuts do not yet spell out how they would address a rigid budget or ensure debt sustainability.
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The French group has committed not to exceed 9.99% and will seek a board seat, subject to the relevant approvals. The two entities plan to explore collaborations in corporate banking, financing and international business.
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The campaign will pit different approaches to housing, taxation and employment against one another, as the economy grows but still struggles to translate that progress into lower living costs and higher incomes. Final platforms have not yet been completed.
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The minister asked the tax office to keep talking with small businesses but did not announce a reversal. The ATO plans to stop accepting credit cards from 1 December 2026, as ministers and business representatives disagree over the impact and alternatives.
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Meta’s AI agent reached 2.8 million mobile installs in its first 12 days, according to an estimate by Apptopia. The company has not announced when it will be available in the European Union; data and consent requirements are a possible explanation, not a reason confirmed by Meta.
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In 1913, Ford expanded the moving assembly process for the Model T: it divided the work into specialized tasks and brought parts to the workers. The system drastically reduced manufacturing time, although sources differ on some details of the transition.
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The measure extends the ban on transactions below 70% of the appraised value, includes certain large property owners and covers auctions. It enters into force, but its continuation depends on parliamentary ratification.
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The first production model of Jaguar’s new era combines four seats, a 118 kWh battery and a claimed output of up to 1,030 PS. The range and commercial details still vary by market.
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A subsidiary of International Holding Company submitted a non-binding proposal for the Irish mining company. Talks remain ongoing, and 17 November 2026 is the deadline for IRH to announce whether it will make a firm offer or withdraw, unless an extension is authorised.
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The oil company estimates an indicative margin of $42 per barrel, compared with $24 in the second quarter. The forecast comes amid a tight market and lower utilization of its refineries.
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The Labour Inspectorate recorded its highest number of regularizations of bogus self-employed workers since this series began in 2018. Increased inspections of digital platforms and Glovo’s change of business model are among the factors associated with the rise.
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Demands over deteriorating schools coincide with negotiations on an austerity budget and higher borrowing costs. The lack of a parliamentary majority complicates the government’s response.
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