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The Impact of Dollar Strength on Corporate Earnings

Recent US dollar strength has impacted the earnings of several S&P 500 companies across various sectors due to unfavorable foreign-exchange conversions. Tech giants like Apple and Alphabet, as well as consumer-facing brands such as McDonald's and Coca-Cola, have reported headwinds related to the dollar's rise. Analysts predict the dollar's strength may continue, driven by factors such as Trump's policies and the Federal Reserve's stance on interest rates.

GM to Close China Plant as Part of Restructuring

General Motors is closing a plant in Shenyang, China, as part of its restructuring in the country. The plant makes Buick GL8 minivans and the Chevrolet Tracker SUV for the China market.

Google Enters Humanoid Robot Race with Apptronik Funding

Humanoid robots are heating up, with Google joining the race via a $350 million funding round for Apptronik. The company aims to scale production and target industrial, manufacturing, healthcare, and eldercare applications. Market research predicts a surge in humanoid robots, with potential uses in parcel delivery, construction, and home services.

Commerzbank Unveils Job Cuts, Ambitious Targets in Strategy Revamp

Commerzbank to cut 3,900 jobs, unveils new financial targets in strategy revamp

Homeowners Insurance Crisis: States Lead Search for Solutions Amid Climate Change

Devastating wildfires in Los Angeles highlight America's homeowners insurance crisis, as climate change intensifies potential property damage. Insurance costs have surged, while underwriting profits for insurers have been negative. State lawmakers and regulators are leading efforts to find solutions, including mandating discounts for mitigation efforts, encouraging insurers to invest in communities, and allowing for more realistic pricing.

Strong Dollar Fuels Record Quarter for Major Airlines

A strong dollar has been a tailwind for major airlines as US travelers head to Europe, where their dollar stretches further.