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  • SEC's Brutal Crackdown on Adani Group – How Bribery Charges Could Shatter His Empire The SEC charges Adani Group's chairman with bribery and issues a subpoena, while federal prosecutors pursue fraud allegations against him.
  • Wicked’s Soundtrack Drops—And It’s Everything Fans Have Been Waiting For The soundtrack for the hit film *Wicked* features 11 iconic songs, showcasing stellar performances from Ariana Grande and Cynthia Erivo.
  • Amazon at Risk of Massive Fines as EU Investigates Digital Markets Act Violation Amazon faces EU antitrust investigation for potential violations of the Digital Markets Act, risking fines of up to 10% of global revenue.
  • Exxon Mobil Invests $200M in Texas to Process 1 Billion Pounds of Plastic Waste—Here’s What That Means Exxon Mobil plans to invest $200 million in Texas to enhance plastic recycling, aiming for 1 billion pounds of waste processed by 2027.
  • PayPal Faces Two-Hour Outage: Crypto Market Surges as Bitcoin Reaches $98,000 PayPal faced a two-hour service disruption affecting transactions, while Bitcoin surged past $98,000, boosting the crypto market.
  • Walmart’s Sales Soar to $169.59 Billion – What’s Driving Their Record Growth? Walmart's Q3 fiscal 2025 results exceeded expectations with $169.59B in sales, driven by strong consumer demand and e-commerce growth.
  • Ford Announces 4,000 Job Cuts in Europe Amid Struggles with Electric Vehicle Transition Ford will cut 4,000 jobs in Europe, mainly in Germany and the UK, as it scales back EV production amid a challenging market.
  • United Airlines to Benefit from Fuel Price Drop and Booming Passenger Demand United Airlines is set to benefit from falling oil prices and improved aircraft deliveries, boosting profitability and expansion potential.
  • Oil Oversupply Fears Grow as U.S. Production Hits New Highs Key oil market indicators in the United States suggest an oversupply, signaling an impending global surplus.
  • Meta's Meltdown: German Court Ruling Threatens Massive Payouts Over Data Breach Meta faces potential claims from German users after a court ruling on a 2021 data breach affecting 500 million users worldwide.
  • Trump's Trade Tariffs Shake Emerging Markets, Sending Bonds Into a Slump Trump's trade tariffs negatively impact emerging markets, reducing interest rate cut bets and worsening outlook due to a strong dollar.
  • Warner Bros. Discovery Settles Lawsuit with NBA, Secures 10-Year Deal According to insider sources, Warner Bros. Discovery has resolved its breach-of-contract lawsuit against the NBA.
  • Walt Disney Hits $22.57 Billion in Q4, Exceeds Market Projections Disney's Q4 revenue hits $22.57B, driven by strong film performance and subscriber growth, despite some declines in other segments.
  • Boeing Cuts Jobs Again: 400+ Workers Affected in Latest Round of Layoffs Boeing plans to lay off over 400 aerospace union members amid financial challenges, following a machinists' strike and production slowdowns.
  • U.S. Flags South Korea Over Currency Market Intervention and Surging Trade Surplus The U.S. Treasury has designated South Korea as a currency monitoring country due to its significant trade and current account surpluses.
  • Ford Pays $165 Million to Settle Recall Delays, Commits to Improved Safety Ford Motor Company will pay $165 million for delays in recalling vehicles with faulty rear cameras, enhancing safety compliance measures.
  • Boeing Struggles in 2024, But $21 Billion Investment Offers Hope for Recovery Boeing secures $21 billion amid challenges, but faces delivery drops and union strikes. Recovery expected in 2025.
  • ASML Projects $1 Trillion Semiconductor Market by 2030, Citing AI Growth ASML Holding has reaffirmed its long-term profit outlook, banking on the AI-driven semiconductor demand boom.
  • AMD Lays Off 1,000 Employees as It Shifts Focus to AI Chips Amid Competition with Nvidia AMD lays off 1,000 employees as it shifts focus to AI chips, aiming to compete with Nvidia in the growing data center market.
  • U.S. Lobbying Heats Up: Japanese and Chinese Automakers Invest Millions Amid Policy Shifts Japanese automakers are significantly increasing lobbying costs in the U.S. to counter protectionism and Biden's EV policies.
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