SpaceX reported stronger-than-expected third-quarter results on Tuesday, with revenue of $14.58 billion and earnings per share of 35 cents.

The company recorded $4.4 billion in net income, compared with a $1.05 billion loss a year earlier.

Starlink subscribers reached 13.6 million, up from 12 million in the previous quarter, and connectivity revenue rose to $5.25 billion.

SpaceX’s AI business grew ninefold in revenue to $7.56 billion, while its launch business increased only slightly.

A US food importer is challenging Trump’s 50% tariffs on Canadian goods in the US Court of International Trade.

New Jersey-based Gellert Global Group says the duties on cheese from Canada are disrupting its business.

The tariffs followed a breakdown in US-Canada trade talks in August and were imposed under Section 338 of a 1930 US trade law.

The Liberty Justice Center, which filed the case for the company, argues that the law does not give the president power to impose such broad tariffs and import restrictions.

Ukraine’s President Volodymyr Zelensky is meeting US envoy Steve Witkoff in Oslo as part of talks hosted by Norway and Finland.

European officials, including Finland’s President Alexander Stubb, are also taking part, while US envoy Jared Kushner is joining remotely.

The talks come as relations between Kyiv and Washington have worsened, with US President Donald Trump criticising Zelensky and pressing for negotiations to end the war.

Zelensky says Ukraine needs US early warnings of Russian attacks, missile interceptors and restored satellite links for its military.

Investors sold technology stocks as they questioned whether companies can afford the debt used to build AI data centres.

The concerns centre on CoreWeave, a US company that rents computing power to businesses developing AI, and on other newer cloud providers known as neoclouds.

These firms borrow heavily to buy costly computer chips and build capacity for AI customers.

CoreWeave has about $50 billion in debt, and its bond yields and costs to insure against default have risen sharply.

The Orionid meteor shower peaks overnight Oct.

21-22, with the best chance to see meteors in the hours before dawn.

It is visible from both hemispheres, including the UK, and the meteors appear to come from the constellation Orion.

Earth passes through debris left by Halley’s Comet, which last passed through the inner solar system in 1986 and is expected back in 2061.

The NFL says the Steelers and Saints are still set to play in Paris on Oct.

25 despite unrest across France.

The game at Stade de France is planned as the first regular-season NFL matchup in France.

Protests over living costs, school conditions and public services have grown, with violent groups setting fires, attacking public buildings and looting shops.

Kyle Kennedy died at 42 at her home in Westwood, Massachusetts, on Sept.

21.

She was the daughter of Michael L. Kennedy and the granddaughter of Robert F. Kennedy and Ethel Kennedy.

Her cause of death is still pending, and her manner of death is under investigation, according to her death certificate.

Flu cases are rising unusually early on the US West Coast, and doctors are urging Americans aged 6 months and older to get a flu shot.

The main strain this year is H1N1 with a new mutation, a virus type that caused the 2009 swine flu pandemic and is included in the current vaccine.

Scientists say people may have less protection against this version, and younger people may be especially at risk because they have had less exposure to H1N1.

The concern is based on small studies, and experts say it is not a reason for alarm.