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Apple is gearing up for another product launch event on October 30th at 8PM ET / 5PM PT. The company has started sending out invites for everyone to tune in to the event, called “Scary Fast” on Apple.com and YouTube Monday night, following rumors Apple is preparing to reveal updates for the Mac lineup.

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Panera Bread has been hit with a lawsuit over its viral Charged Lemonades.
  • A college student went into cardiac arrest and died after drinking a 'Charged Lemonade,' a lawsuit alleges.
  • Panera Bread's caffeinated lemonade has 390 milligrams of caffeine in its 30-ounce size.
  • The deceased's parents are alleging wrongful death, according to the legal complaint.

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French running store Distance hosted a one-day promo where shoppers could keep whatever they could get away with.
  • For one day in September, a Paris running boutique let people try to steal from it.
  • There was catch though: they had to outrun one of the fastest sprinters in France.
  • The promotion flipped the script on a problem retailers are grappling with in the US.

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Apple Maps has flipped the switch on live traffic data in Israel and Gaza at the request of the Israeli Defense Forces, according to The Hill. The move follows Google and Waze who did the same yesterday, eliminating any options in the region to track traffic jams or source crowding information.

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Russian President Vladimir Putin.
  • The Kremlin has issued a denial after a prominent Russian Telegram account said Putin had a heart attack. 
  • The anonymous account, General SVR, regularly pumps out fascinating claims about Putin.
  • There's good reason to be highly skeptical of the account, experts have told Insider. 

It's "wild Putin health rumor" time again.

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Chevy Bolt owners might have the option to receive a $1,400 payout from GM as compensation for dealing with defective EV batteries in model year vehicles from 2020-2022.

As reported by Engadget, the new offer from GM comes as the company deals with a class action lawsuit over the Bolts that required a software update that limits range