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(Updates with further details on covenant waiver and background from paragraph 2 onwards) Sept 30 (Reuters) – Australian embattled casino group Star Entertainment Group said on Tuesday it has finalised discussions with lenders, securing a loan covenant waiver for September 30 under its syndicated facility agreement. The waiver, subject to the exchange of signed documentation, follows Star's disclosure in its unaudited preliminary financial report for 2025, released on August 29, where it noted ongoing talks with lenders regarding waivers for future financial covenant testing. The Australian Financial Review reported on Monday that Star is in negotiations with lenders under the group's syndicated facility agreement in respect of potential covenant waivers. The covenant waiver mitigates immediate risks of breaching financial agreements, which could have impacted liquidity or triggered repayment obligations. The waiver comes as Star Entertainment has been facing scrutiny — including regulatory reviews and reduced patronage at its casinos — over its financial stability following declining revenues and regulatory challenges in recent years. The development aligns with the impending release of the company's audited financial report for fiscal 2025, which Star confirmed will be lodged on Tuesday by the end of the day. (Reporting by Adwitiya Srivastava in Bengaluru; Editing by Alan Barona)

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Alabama coach Kalen DeBoer said at his Monday press conference that linebacker Jah-Marien Latham "will recover fully" after suffering a neck injury in practice last week, while linebacker Qua Russaw is out indefinitely with a broken foot. Latham, a sixth-year graduate student, was transported to a hospital in Birmingham last Tuesday for evaluation after hurting his neck in practice. In 45 games since starting his Alabama career in 2020, Latham has notched 44 tackles (four for loss), 2.5 sacks and one fumble recovery. Latham made two tackles in the Crimson Tide's season-opening loss at Florida State but left that game with a lower-body injury and did not appear again. "Jah-Marien will recover fully," DeBoer said. "That's the main thing in the big picture of everything. But unfortunately won't be back this season." Russaw, a starting outside linebacker, broke his foot early in Alabama's 24-21 win at Georgia on Saturday. He will undergo surgery this week, according to DeBoer. "He won't be out for the season, but it will be an extended period of time," DeBoer said. No. 10 Alabama (3-1, 1-0 SEC) plays host to No. 16 Vanderbilt (5-0, 1-0) this Saturday in a rematch of the Commodores' stunning upset of the then-No. 1 ranked Tide last year in Nashville, Tenn. –Field Level Media

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Sept 29 (Reuters) – Boeing is planning a new single-aisle airplane that would succeed the 737 MAX, the Wall Street Journal reported on Monday, citing people familiar with the matter. Reuters could not immediately confirm the report. (Reporting by Nilutpal Timsina in Bengaluru; Editing by Sherry Jacob-Phillips)

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Sept 30 (Reuters) – Stakk Limited: * SECURED A 3-YEAR AGREEMENT WITH T-MOBILE USA, INC * UNDER DEAL, T-MOBILE WILL LEVERAGE STAKK’S EMBEDDED FINANCE SOLUTION Further company coverage:

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Sep 30 (OPTA) – Results and fixtures for the Primera División on Monday (start times are ART) 2nd Phase —————————————————— Barracas Central (1) 1 Belgrano (0) 1 Vélez Sarsfield (2) 3 Atlético Tucumán (1) 1 Tuesday, September 30 fixtures (ART/GMT) Newell's Old Boys v Estudiantes (2200) Friday, October 3 fixtures (ART/GMT) Tigre v Defensa y Justicia (2200) Saturday, October 4 fixtures (ART/GMT) Argentinos Juniors v Central Córdoba SdE (0015) Unión v Aldosivi (0015) Sarmiento v Gimnasia La Plata (1730) San Martín San Juan v Instituto (1945) Huracán v Banfield (2200) Atlético Tucumán v Platense (2200)

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WHITE HOUSE: IMPORTS OF CERTAIN UPHOLSTERED WOODEN PRODUCTS WILL BE SUBJECT TO A 25% TARIFF RATE

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WHITE HOUSE: TRUMP INTEND TO ENSURE THAT TARIFF RATE THAT APPLIES TO ORIGINATING WOOD‑PRODUCTS OF EU AND JAPAN SUBJECT TO THIS PROCLAMATION SHALL NOT EXCEED 15%

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SINGAPORE, Sept 30 (Reuters) – Chicago soybeans slid for a second session on Tuesday, with the market on track for quarterly and monthly losses as a lack of Chinese demand for U.S. cargoes and seasonal harvest pressure weigh on prices. Corn and wheat also fell and were set to end September in the red. FUNDAMENTALS * The most-active soybean contract on the Chicago Board of Trade fell 0.3% to $10.08 a bushel, as of 0024 GMT, corn gave up 0.2% to $4.20-1/2 a bushel and wheat lost 0.4% to $5.17-1/4 a bushel. * Soybeans are set to finish the third quarter with a decline of almost 2% and the month down more than 4%. Corn has gained almost 3% this quarter, but it is down around half a percentage point in September. Wheat has lost nearly 4% in the quarter and more than 3% this month. * Warm and dry weather over the U.S. grain belt promoted harvest over the weekend, and forecasts called for more of the same this week. The U.S. Department of Agriculture has projected a record-large U.S. corn crop this year. * The U.S. corn harvest was 18% complete by Sunday and the soybean harvest was 19% complete, the agency said in a weekly crop report after the market closed on Monday. * Meanwhile, U.S. soybean exporters are missing out on business to China amid a trade war between the two nations, with rival suppliers from Latin America taking their share. * After Buenos Aires briefly suspended grain export taxes last week, around 40 Argentine soybean cargoes were registered for export in November and December, mostly headed to China. These purchases are directly eating into the prime U.S. marketing season. * Russian wheat export prices rose for a second week in a row, responding to increased demand from importers while shipments accelerated, analysts said. MARKET NEWS * Global stocks rose on Monday while the dollar retreated as investors prepared for a possible shutdown of the U.S. government, which could delay publication of the September payrolls report and a raft of other key data due this week. DATA/EVENTS (GMT) 0130 China NBS Manufacturing PMI Sep 0145 China RatingDog Manufacturing PMI Final Sep 0145 China RatingDog Services PMI Sep 0600 UK GDP QQ, YY Q2 0645 France CPI (EU Norm) Prelim MM, YY Sep 0645 France CPI Prelim MM, YY NSA Sep 0645 France Producer Prices YY Aug 0755 Germany Unemployment Chg SA Sep 0755 Germany Unemployment Rate SA Sep 1200 Germany CPI Prelim YY Sep 1200 Germany HICP Prelim YY Sep 1400 US Consumer Confidence Sep (Reporting by Naveen Thukral; Editing by Alan Barona)

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Sept 30 (Reuters) – Heartseed Inc: * HEARTSEED INC – NOTICE REGARDING TERMINATION OF PARTNERSHIP WITH NOVO NORDISK AS Source text: Further company coverage:

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By Ahmed Eljechtimi RABAT, Sept 30 (Reuters) – A heavy security presence on Monday evening thwarted for a straight third day youth-led protests across several Moroccan cities, where demonstrators have sought to rally for improvements to the public health and education systems. The protests were organized online by a loosely formed anonymous youth group calling itself "GenZ 212," using platforms including TikTok, Instagram and gaming application Discord. The government and judicial authorities have not yet communicated on the incidents and arrests and the interior ministry did not immediately respond to a Reuters request for comment. On Monday evening, dozens were arrested as authorities prevented the group from holding protests in cities including Rabat, Casablanca, Agadir, Tangier and Oujda. In Rabat, a Reuters witness saw plainclothes officers arresting young protesters as they tried to chant slogans or speak to the press. The president of a child protection association, Najat Anouar, was arrested as she was speaking to media and released two hours later. "I came here to investigate allegations that the under-age have been arrested and got arrested myself," she told Reuters. One group of protesters in downtown Rabat briefly managed to shout "freedom, dignity, and social justice", a slogan echoing the 2011 demonstrations that prompted a constitutional reform devolving more powers from the Moroccan monarchy to the elected government. "We want a better health system and accountability," said Brahim, 25, moments before fleeing as police sought to prevent people joining the protest. On Sunday night in Casablanca, protesters briefly blocked a major highway, while in Agadir, videos circulating on social media showed police dispersing students near the university campus. The recent wave of youth anger was sparked by earlier protests in Agadir over poor hospital conditions, which quickly spread to other cities. Demonstrators have denounced inadequate care, understaffed facilities, and a lack of medical resources. Morocco's unemployment rate stands at 12.8%, with youth unemployment reaching 35.8% and 19% among graduates, according to the national statistics agency. (Reporting by Ahmed Eljechtimi; Editing by Lincoln Feast.)

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