On November 12, hackers stole account records and legal agreements from a company you’ve probably never heard of: SitusAMC. It handles commercial real estate and residential loans for the likes of JPMorgan Chase and Citi, who were among Situs’ Wall Street clients notified about the breach, the New York Times reported.
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We already knew that the old-school blue books were popular again, given how easy it is to cheat with AI. The Economist reports that blue book sales have nearly tripled from 2022 to October 2025, topping $300,000 in just the first 10 months of this year, according to data firm Circana.
[The Economist]
Videos on YouTube make it seem like one swipe of a scanning pen like this will give you all the answers. I tested it out on math, science, and history questions.
That means the combined electrocardiogram, stethoscope, and thermometer is now available in the US for $249.95. Nearly two years have passed since The Verge first covered this Swiss Army knife of home health. It launched in Europe, excluding the UK and Switzerland, last April. The company says BeamO can give you a “complete health check-up” of your temperature, heart, and lungs in less than a minute.
