Jeni Castro bootstrapped Coffee Dose from a hair salon cafe concept to an eight-figure brand known for its bright and colorful personality. Here's how: (📸: Studio 1208; Jordan Shiley)

In Jenin, homes and businesses have been destroyed, residents cannot return, and Israel is building a permanent military base nearby. Sky's @adamparsons speaks to locals who think Israel is there to stay. ▶️ Watch on YouTube:

Amrize’s CEO has been buying at progressively lower prices. Jan Jenisch bought 60,000 shares at a reported US$58.05 average in March. He bought more around US$49 in May. On September 2, his filing disclosed another 30,000 $AMRZ shares purchased for approximately US$1.27 million. That included 26,000 held directly and 4,000 held by his spouse. Repeated buying, several months apart, is the detail that stands out.

Russian journalist and solidarity activist Adele Shoko reports from Jenin refugee camp, one of the most forgotten places in the occupied West Bank. Just two days ago, Israeli occupation forces shot dead a school teacher outside the camp. #GazaGenocide# #gazacrimes# #europe# #Gaza# #Palestine# #Israeliwarcrimes# #غزة# #WeWillOpenOurAqsa# #AlAqsa_CriesForHelp#

🇵🇸🇮🇱 Arraba, a town near Jenin in the West Bank. A woman holds her olive tree for the last time as Israeli forces uproot it. They destroy what took generations to grow. This is occupation in its purest form... just EVIL Writer: Samuel