Morning links — October 6, 2026

Lindt’s $94,000 ticket to a chocolate suitcase <Business Insider>
A voting share costs about 78,000 Swiss francs; shareholders who vote at Lindt’s annual meeting get a blue briefcase of chocolate, an unusually edible status symbol.

ChatGPT’s image generator gets an ad break <TechCrunch>
OpenAI says labeled ads will appear alongside generated images for U.S. users later this month, giving its free and low-cost tiers another way to make money.

Museums license their way into hotel rooms <The Guardian>
London’s Natural History Museum has licensed a hotel suite with T. rex bunk beds starting at £724 a night, part of a wider push to turn collections into revenue as costs rise.