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The front page of Yle features several international and domestic news stories. Top international news includes potential trilateral meetings between Russia, the US, and China, and the police clearing of a large protest camp in Madrid. Domestically, a Finnish gaming company, Remedy Entertainment…
Finnish gaming company Remedy Entertainment's revenue increased by 226% in July-September to 39.6 million euros, with a profit of 0.6 million euros, driven by the sales of its new game, Control Resonant.
Leaders of the United States, China, and Russia may hold a trilateral meeting later this month during the APEC summit in Shenzhen, according to Financial Times sources.
Police have cleared a protest camp in central Madrid that had been set up for over a month against Spain's housing crisis; 334 people were removed, and two were arrested.
Entertainment giant Disney is reportedly planning a significant cost-cutting program, potentially involving up to 20% reductions in expenses through layoffs and other measures, according to Bloomberg.
North Korea has denied US accusations of stealing cryptocurrency from the Binance exchange, calling the claim absurd and evidence of the US's hostile stance towards the country.
Hungary's parliament is set to vote on a new state prosecutor, following a proposal by President András Baka.
