🔊 ‘There’s a whole universe out there of people who run personal websites, small storefronts, small businesses ... They may not even know who updates their PHPs … and may find their sites very vulnerable.’ @razhael on the Reuters World News podcast reut.rs/4i72UQA

Reuters NEXT Newsmaker featuring entrepreneur and investor Mark Cuban to discuss AI's potential in medicine, efforts to lower prescription drug costs, the future of healthcare investment, and what it will take to build a more efficient, transparent and patient-centered healthcare system, on Friday, October 23 at 11:00 a.m. CDT / 4:00 p.m. GMT. Register here: reut.rs/4jurMEd

🔊 A critical flaw in PHP — the code that powers much of the internet — forced government websites across Europe offline. 'AI has really compressed the timelines here.' @razhael says hackers can now exploit vulnerabilities in minutes, not months reut.rs/4shD9BP

🔊 Oil prices are climbing again after fresh attacks in Saudi Arabia and no diplomatic breakthrough in either the Middle East or Ukraine. Today's Reuters Morning Bid podcast looks at why energy markets remain under pressure reut.rs/4i0Ew4v

Palestinian farmers say settler attacks and olive thefts have stepped up this year, as the annual harvest begins. One Israeli rights groups said, almost 170 incidents have been documented in the past weeks reut.rs/3U6qRzG

🔊 It’s one of the biggest financial penalties in US history. A New Mexico judge has ordered Meta to pay $25 billion after a jury finds the company misled consumers about Facebook data privacy. Listen to the Reuters World News podcast for more reut.rs/47xRrF2

The cost of France's 10-year government borrowing has passed 5% for the first time since 2002. Chris Beauchamp of IG told Reuters that ultimately the ECB will be forced to step down, but things may have to get worse first reut.rs/4icSChV

French borrowing costs hit their highest since 2002 as investors brace for a potential credit-rating downgrade. Listen to Morning Bid for more reut.rs/4zOdKSR

🔊 The US has ordered non-emergency staff and their families to leave its missions in Saudi Arabia amid Houthi strikes. Listen now on the Reuters World News podcast reut.rs/4k9VTRF

European airfares will see their ‘biggest increase in history’ in 2027, Ryanair CEO Michael O'Leary predicted this week, with airlines largely unhedged against higher jet fuel costs. Joanna Plucinska explains reut.rs/4sj9U1y