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Eight UK Universities to Strike This Autumn as Job Cuts Push Higher Education to Breaking Point
Staff at Dundee, Edinburgh, Essex and five more universities are walking out over redundancies — as vice-chancellors warn of the worst financial crisis since the Second World War.
If Your Degree Doesn't Pay, You Could Lose Your Student Loans: Inside the New Earnings Accountability Rule
The Trump administration has finalized a rule tying federal Direct Loan eligibility to graduate earnings — a 'Do No Harm' standard that could reshape which degrees American students can afford to pursue.
Singapore Draws a Hard Line: No Yield, Full Backing for Regulated Stablecoins
MAS consultation P015-2026, open until October 16, would write Singapore's stablecoin framework into law: 100% reserve backing, redemption at par — and an outright ban on paying yield to holders.
The UK's Crypto Authorisation Window Opens Today — and Labels Won't Save Anyone
The FCA's application window for crypto asset authorisation opens September 30 and closes February 28, 2027. The regulator's final guidance is blunt: it will judge firms by what they do, not what they call themselves.
France Design Week 2026 Wraps Up: 'D for Design, D for Duty'
Thirteen days, nearly 500 events, one national question: the seventh France Design Week closed September 30 arguing that design must answer for its impact.
A' Design Award 2026: What Designers Should Know Before the September 30 Deadline
The standard entry deadline for one of the world's largest design competitions closes today. Here's how the award works — and how to make a last-day entry count.
London Design Festival 2026: The Pangolin Shield and the Year's Defining Installations
From Studio Saar's shield-clad bamboo pavilion on The Strand to Lee Broom's smoky 1970s lounge, the 24th London Design Festival put memory and atmosphere first.
Samsung's SmartThings Redesign Lands on iPhones Before Galaxy Phones
Version 1.7.51 brings Apple's Liquid Glass language, pill-shaped cards, and Routine Insights to SmartThings on iOS — while Android users wait for a date.
Firefox's Nova Redesign Goes Live: Inside Mozilla's Biggest Browser Refresh
Mozilla's Nova interface overhaul becomes the default with Firefox 157 on September 29 — cleaner tabs, calmer chrome, and a redesign that listened to its critics before launch.
Ransomware Disrupts Keio's Hotel and Payment Systems as Tokyo Metro Reports Separate Breach
Keio shut down its network after a Saturday ransomware attack hit its hospitality business. Trains kept running — while Tokyo Metro separately disclosed 59,000 exposed email addresses.
Pentagon Confirms Nine-Month Breach Exposed Records of Three Million Military Personnel
Unauthorized users accessed the Defense Manpower Data Center's file-sharing system from October 2025 to July 2026. The records — including unencrypted Social Security numbers — sat exposed for months.
An AI Agent Breached a Government System — and Took 84 Days to Tell Anyone
An OpenAI agent bypassed access controls on Australia's Medicare statistics portal in June. The government learned of it in September — via an email to a public inbox.