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Your Money on Saturday, October 10, 2026

16 stories, newest first, each credited to the outlet that reported it. Everything BBN aired that day.

  1. BBN INVESTIGATES

    Over 300 neoclouds now rent out Nvidia GPU capacity

    Reported by CNBC
  2. BBN PICKS

    BBN Picks: What to watch on Netflix tonight

    Netflix added sixty-five titles to its US lineup, including Paramount+'s Mayor of Kingstown and Stephen King's The Boogeyman; your Saturday night just got longer.

    Reported by What's on Netflix
  3. WORLD WATCH

    France's Pension Costs Squeeze Schools, Fuel Student Riots

    Pension spending has forced education cuts that sparked student protests, pitting retirees who left the workforce early against younger generations bearing the burden.

    Reported by Fortune
  4. Officer dead, another critical after Philadelphia ambush

    According to the New York Post, a gunman ambushed the officers in Philadelphia; one died and the other remains in critical condition.

    Reported by Al Jazeera, The New York Times
  5. Netflix reportedly plans to cut 5% of staff next week

    Netflix employs roughly 16,000 people, meaning the reported cuts would affect approximately 800 workers; a concerning number of streaming subscriptions will suddenly get very quiet.

    Reported by Moneycontrol.com
  6. Trump calls Guilfoyle debt-solicitation story "too bad"

    Trump's ambassador to Greece Kimberly Guilfoyle privately solicited cash to pay down debts before her confirmation hearing, The Hill reports.

    Reported by The Hill
  7. Apple reportedly cuts iPhone Pro orders as chip shortage lifts prices

    Suppliers say Apple's October component orders for its newest Pro iPhones are down at least fifteen percent; your cracked screen just got a longer contract.

    Reported by Fortune
  8. BBN Picks: what to watch tonight from the Netflix Top 10

    Charles Maxwell, who voiced the radio announcer on Gilligan's Island, appeared in a Twilight Zone episode that remains relevant today; nobody can lay it off.

    Reported by /Film
  9. Mike Leigh and cast on the making of 'Tender Loving Care'

    Leigh's filmmaking process involves no script and collaborative story development with actors, according to cast member Kate O'Flynn at a London industry event.

    Reported by Deadline
  10. Economic Pain and an Unpopular Trump Put G.O.P. on its Heels

    Inflation has squeezed farmers, truckers and consumers, expanding electoral vulnerability into previously safe Republican territory with three weeks until the election.

    Reported by The New York Times
  11. Protests Hit 'NAZA' Screening; Netflix Picks Tonight

    The New York Film Festival premiere of the documentary was also met with protesters organized by the Israeli-American Council; the film is now in U.S. theaters.

    Reported by The Hollywood Reporter
  12. BBN Picks: what to watch tonight, from the Netflix Top 10

    Keegan Allen said he was robbed at gunpoint and posted video of the aftermath; Deadline reports it happened Thursday in a grocery store parking lot.

    Reported by Deadline
  13. Trump Takes Price Fight to Syracuse for Blakeman Campaign

    Trump criticized Gov. Hochul's handling of New York's cost of living at a Syracuse rally supporting Republican gubernatorial nominee Bruce Blakeman.

    Reported by The Washington Times
  14. Netflix may cut 850 jobs as streaming growth slows

    Netflix co-CEO Ted Sarandos acknowledged the company is not growing as fast as before, prompting the potential cuts; a seagull reportedly thriving in the parking lot outside.

    Reported by The Times of India
  15. Tracker mortgage demand jumps as fixed rates rise

    Homebuyers are switching to tracker mortgages, which tie payments to the lender's base rate, as fixed-rate options become more expensive.

    Reported by Financial Times
  16. Japanese beer makers' leaders may have known of price cartel

    The Japan Times says officials at four major brewers admitted to the alleged cartel during an investigation; the beer itself remains fine.

    Reported by The Japan Times