Period Poverty Push: A Mount Pleasant city commissioner proposed an ordinance to stock free menstrual products in public restrooms, citing local poverty and the everyday cost of period supplies. Energy Shock to Consumers: Saudi Arabia shut a key East-West crude pipeline after drone attacks, sending Brent above $100 and raising fears of higher fuel costs. Dairy Market Watch: Global dairy prices dipped 1.1%, with cheddar up while other products like lactose and mozzarella fell—good news for some buyers, mixed for others. Electricity Bills Relief: Malaysia’s Tenaga Nasional says consumers received RM3.1B in AFA rebates since July 2025, with September’s AFA rate set at +3.67 sen/kWh. Airport Retail Expansion: Seattle-Tacoma airport will add 17 new dining and retail spots, including multiple coffee concepts, with construction starting in 2027. Global Trade Rules: The WTO warned that failing to reform the multilateral trading system could cut global output by up to 10% by 2050. Drone-as-a-Service Growth: ZenaTech completed its 29th DaaS acquisition, expanding solar and transportation surveying coverage across 17 states. Travel Jobs & Skills: Deel and University of the People launched a career resource center for 270,000 students, backed by $500,000 in-kind over four years. Litigation Alert: Hertz investors face securities class action deadlines tied to a June 24 stock drop and alleged liquidity concerns. Kenya Hosting Boost: Nairobi was named 2029 World Athletics Championships host, with major tourism and hospitality upside expected.