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Jakarta's Market Faces an MSCI Reckoning

MSCI's threat to reclassify Indonesia has commentators asking whether the stock market's prices can be trusted.

Indonesia's stock market has an uncomfortable question to answer. Index provider MSCI is threatening to reclassify the country as a standalone market. According to Jakarta Post commentary, MSCI isn't asking whether investors can pull their money out of Indonesia. It is asking whether the market's prices are real, and regulators are now racing to respond.

The columnists differ on the cure. One asks whether Jakarta will settle for speed limits or give regulators real teeth. Another argues that credibility will not be saved by issuing more rules, but by enforcement. For readers abroad, the debate shows how far one index provider's judgment can shake confidence in a market.

• Dolce & Gabbana and Mytheresa Debut Exclusive Holiday Capsule CollectionWWD
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Dior Takes Over Harrods for the Holidays

A Harrods pop-up will bring Jonathan Anderson's first Dior cruise collection to London shoppers from Nov. 6.

Dior is moving into Harrods for the holiday season. The pop-up opens on Nov. 6 and runs until Dec. 27. It will offer clothing and accessories from Jonathan Anderson's debut cruise collection for the house, along with gifts.

It is one of several luxury holiday moves this week. Dolce & Gabbana and Mytheresa have launched an exclusive festive capsule, rooted in a long-standing relationship between the retailer and the Italian brand. In Florence, Buccellati opens a new boutique on Via Tornabuoni on Wednesday, with a retrospective of never-before-seen jewelry and silverware. Each ties a luxury name to a showcase address or a trusted partner just as the holiday season begins.

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Knicks Ring Night Gets a Golden Sneaker

The Knicks' 2026 championship ring and Jalen Brunson's all-gold Kobe 6 turned ring ceremony night into a style moment.

The New York Knicks have shown off their custom 2026 NBA Championship ring, made with Jason of Beverly Hills. The white gold design is heavily encrusted, and it is the centrepiece of the team's ring ceremony night. Jalen Brunson marked the evening in his own way, with an all-gold Nike Kobe 6 Protro Player Exclusive.

A Player Exclusive is a pair made for one athlete and one occasion, and this one was made for a night when a title became something you can wear. Put the ring and the sneaker side by side and you can see how closely jewelry, sport and sneaker culture now sit together, each marking the same win in metal.

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France Leans on Platforms Over Protest Footage

After emergency meetings, TikTok and other sites were told to curb protest footage and AI-altered images.

The French government has called emergency meetings with online platforms over the country's protests. TikTok and other sites were told to curb protest footage and AI-altered images. Online retailers including Vinted and eBay reportedly signed an agreement as well. Fashionista separately reports that Vinted has pulled listings tied to looting in France.

The meetings show how quickly a street protest becomes a problem for the internet. Videos, doctored images and even resale listings can spread the story, or the damage, within hours. They also leave open a harder question: where a government's request to curb footage ends and the public's view of events begins.