The Buffalo Bills’ Week 10 matchup against the Miami Dolphins appeared to be an easy win on paper.
However, Sean McDermott’s team suffered a humiliating defeat, defying expectations and disappointing fans.
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Shah Rukh Khan led King is getting bigger and better by the day. Having pulled off the biggest casting coup, the Siddharth Anand directed action thriller is touted to be the biggest action film of Indian Cinema. Reliable sources have confirmed that the budget of King will be around Rs. 350 crores, excluding the amount that SRK and team decide to splurge for print, publicity and other ancillary expenses.”King started as an action thriller with an extended cameo from SRK, with Sujoy Ghosh as the director. The initial budget was Rs. 150 crores only, but the script had scope to go bigger and better. When Siddharth Anand came into the picture, he sat down with SRK to make the film on a grand scale, by designing action sequences on a never-before scale. SRK is a producer who loves to spend and treat the audience with the richest visuals on spectacle. He gave Sid a free hand, and the director came back with a budget of Rs. 350 crores,” a source informed Bollywood Hungama. SRK saw the vision of Sid and was spellbound by the stuff he had thought. “King is a global film made in India. What takes millions of dollars for the West to execute, Siddharth Anand is aiming to do the same at 1/5th the cost. The film has six extraordinary action sequences, designed to perfection. Three of them are shot at real locations, while the balance three will be canned on the sets,” the source told Bollywood Hungama. Big bucks are spent on SRK’s introductory sequence, which is said to be a major highlight of King. Directed by Siddharth Anand and produced by Gauri Khan and Mamta Anand, King releases in 2026. Also Read: Shah Rukh Khan convinced Abhishek Bachchan to play the villain in King.
The post Risk-Off Storm Engulfs Stocks & Crypto appeared com. 1. The Big Picture: Two Markets, One Move Across Wall Street and the crypto sphere, the message is the same: liquidity is fleeing risk. 🏦 Equities The S&P 500 and Nasdaq Composite suffered their largest one-day drops in weeks, as the meta-narrative of tech and AI “super-cycles” hit serious headwinds. The buzz-word now is “correction”: the Morgan Stanley CEO warned of a 10-15 % pull-back ahead in equities. The trigger? Over-heated valuations in AI-linked stocks, concentrated risk, and a nervousness about how much more upside remains. 💥 Crypto The crypto market shed over $1 trillion in value since early October. Bitcoin briefly tumbled below $100, 000, a symbolic breakdown that shakes confidence. Other major tokens Ethereum, XRP, Solana also plunged 10-20 % amid leveraged liquidations and waning risk appetite. So yes: the quantum of money moving out is massive. It’s a de-risking event, not simply a dip. 2. What’s Causing the Collapse? Several interconnected forces are at play: Valuation excess in tech/AI: The frenzy around AI has inflated stock valuations. Analysts are now questioning whether the hype is justified. Rate-sensitivity & risk appetite: Comments from the Federal Reserve and continuing strength in bond yields are pressuring risk assets (stocks + crypto). Crypto has especially suffered. Leverage, liquidations, and weak support: In crypto, over-leveraged positions and lack of institutional bid are exacerbating falls. Sentiment flip: The break of major technical/support levels (Bitcoin under $100K, stocks losing key levels) triggers algorithmic, momentum, and psychological selling. Cross-asset contagion: What happens in equities is feeding into crypto and vice versa risk-off mode is universal. 3. Are We Heading for New ATL or Just a Brutal Pull-Back? Short answer: Not necessarily a new ATL (all-time low) yet, but the risk is escalating. ✔️ What argue against an ATL Many assets are still well.
Cybercriminals are leveraging "vibe hacking" and prompt injection to manipulate AI models, launching sophisticated ransomware attacks and data theft. Tools like FraudGPT and PromptLock enable them to bypass safety measures, generate malicious code, and extort victims, significantly lowering the barrier for cybercrime.