Elon Musk received court summons in SEC suit over failure to properly disclose Twitter stake

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Oscar Piastri led Lando Norris to a McLaren one-two victory in the Chinese Grand Prix, with George Russell finishing third for Mercedes. Piastri's controlled race from pole position secured his second win of the season, while Norris battled fading brakes to hold off Russell. Charles Leclerc impressed in a damaged Ferrari, with Max Verstappen passing him late to secure fourth place. Full Article

French luxury retailer Printemps opened its first U.S. store in New York City's Financial District, offering a wide range of merchandise including rare French brands. The store features unique architecture, experiential displays, and services like beauty treatments and repairs, as well as a fine dining restaurant. Despite global luxury spending slowing, Printemps sees potential in the U.S. market, attracting both high-end shoppers and tourists with a mix of luxury and approachable items. Full Article

In Istanbul, Mayor Ekrem Imamoglu was formally arrested and jailed pending a corruption trial, seen as a political move to eliminate a key rival to President Erdogan in the 2028 presidential race. This led to widespread protests and raised concerns about democracy and the rule of law in Turkey. Despite the arrest, his opposition party, the CHP, is holding a primary election to endorse him as their presidential candidate, with symbolic "solidarity boxes" set up...

Istanbul Mayor Ekrem Imamoglu has been formally arrested on corruption charges, sparking mass protests across Turkey. The court also released him under judicial control measures for a separate terror-related charge, potentially preventing the government from appointing a trustee to run the city. The main opposition party, European leaders, and thousands of protesters have criticized the actions against Imamoglu, with security tightened in Istanbul ahead of expected protests. Full Article

The Pentagon announced an investigation into leaks of national security information, potentially including polygraph tests for Defense Department employees. Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth's chief of staff cited unauthorized disclosures as the reason for the probe, with potential criminal prosecution for those responsible. President Trump disputed a report from The New York Times, while Homeland Security and the Justice Department also launched investigations into leaks within their agencies. Full Article