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- 1Mixed international break for Premier League forwardsβInternationals: Mixed fortunes for Premier League forwards
Premier League forwards experienced mixed results during the latest international window, with some finding the net for their countries while others struggled or drew blanks. The round of internationals has prompted discussion about which strikers are carrying club form onto the international stage and who is faltering.
- 2Alonso and Stroll struggle through difficult Baku weekendβAlonso and Stroll experience tough weekend in Baku
Fernando Alonso and Lance Stroll endured a tough weekend at the Azerbaijan Grand Prix in Baku, according to Honda's motorsport coverage. The Aston Martin teammates are reported to have faced difficulties across the event, though details of their results or the specific problems they encountered are not given. Fans of the team and its Japanese engine partner have been following the pair's fortunes this season.
- 3Micron's Memory Chip Boom Raises Questions on SustainabilityβMicron Technology (MU) is Printing Cash. Can its Memory Momentum Last?
Micron Technology, the US memory chip maker, is generating strong cash flows amid surging demand for its memory products. Analysts and investors are asking whether the company's momentum can continue, as the memory market is known for sharp cycles between shortages and gluts that can quickly reverse fortunes.
- 4Your 401(k) is quietly funding the AI boomβΌYour 401(k) is funding the AI boom. Hereβs what that means for your retirement
Fortune reports that American retirement savings are heavily exposed to the AI investment boom, as 401(k) portfolios hold large positions in the tech giants driving massive spending on data centers and chips. The article examines what this concentration means for retirement security, weighing strong recent gains against the risk of a sharp correction in AI-related stocks.
- 5S&P 500 has outperformed the housing market, Fortune arguesβThinking about buying stocks instead of a home? The S&P 500 has blown away the housing market
Fortune compares investing in the S&P 500 with buying a home, arguing that stocks have significantly outperformed the housing market as an investment. The piece speaks to would-be buyers weighing whether homeownership still makes financial sense amid high mortgage rates and home prices, suggesting putting money into equities instead could deliver better returns.
- 6Mortgage rates inch upward again in late SeptemberβMortgage rates today, Sept. 28, 2026: Rates still inching upward
Mortgage rates continued a slow climb as of September 28, 2026, according to Fortune's daily rate tracker. The steady upward movement matters for homebuyers weighing whether to lock in a loan now or wait for relief, and for homeowners considering refinancing. Rate-watch coverage remains a staple for consumers tracking affordability as borrowing costs keep drifting higher.