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Thailand's Prime Minister/Interior Minister Anutin Charnvirakul signed an order revoking Rabbi Yosef Chaim Kantor's Thai citizenship, citing 16 uses of his U.S. passport after naturalization. The move followed Thai investigations into Chabad-linked business, property and financial records.
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Thailand's Prime Minister/Interior Minister Anutin Charnvirakul signed an order revoking Rabbi Yosef Chaim Kantor's Thai citizenship, citing 16 uses of his U.S. passport after naturalization. The move followed Thai investigations into Chabad-linked business, property and financial records.
BREAKING: Thailand revokes the citizenship of its chief rabbi, Yosef Chaim Kantor.
BIt's Money Lunch, and Getty Images is reportedly filing for Chapter eleven.
AGetty? The photo archive with every Oscars shot since the nineties?
BThat's the one. A post on X from Silver Trade says it filed in Delaware yesterday with one point four six billion dollars in debt, after the Shutterstock merger fell apart.
AIf the posts are right, AI-generated images are undercutting their whole library.
BAnother poster, Ethan, puts it bluntly: "The future doesn't send a memo. It sends a bankruptcy filing." Ouch.
AThey're reportedly restructuring fast, with up to five hundred thirty-three million dollars in new investment, according to the post.
BBut let's be clear, we haven't seen the filing. This is what the posts are saying.
AFair. Though if it's true, it's a story about AI eating a legacy business in real time.
BGetty spent years suing AI companies for using their images. Now the market's walking away.
ATurns out you can't sue your way out of a technology shift.
BThat's the whole show right there.
AMoving on, energy: Walter Bloomberg posted that sources say Russia is set to extend its diesel export ban through the end of the year.
BThat squeezes global fuel supply right into winter.
AThough "sources say" — no official confirmation yet.
BAnd crypto's having a moment. Spot Bitcoin ETFs reportedly pulled in a hundred seventy-six million dollars Tuesday.
ABlackRock's fund reportedly led it with a hundred fifty million alone.
BSame caveat — those are early numbers from one tracker. But directionally, money's moving.