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Workday to Lay Off 1,750 Employees in Restructuring Plan

Workday to Lay Off 1,750 Employees, Nearly 3% of Workforce

Northern Ireland Caught in Brexit’s Trade War Crosshairs

US-EU trade war threatens Northern Ireland as it could trigger EU tariffs on goods entering the region, putting it at a competitive disadvantage and exacerbating political tensions.

US Stock Futures Fall on Trade War Escalation and Earnings Digests

US stock futures slipped on Tuesday as the trade war between the US and China escalated and corporate earnings reports came in mixed.

Equinor posts slightly higher-than-expected profits in Q4 2024

Equinor's Q4 2024 profit beats expectations, reaching $7.90 billion despite a decline from the previous year.

Fox Announces Launch of Direct-to-Consumer Streaming Service

Fox unveils plans for direct-to-consumer streaming service as Venu Sports venture falls apart. The new platform will target cord-cutters and cord-nevers, with modest subscriber expectations and competitive pricing.

Infineon Beats Estimates, Bucks Chip Rout With Data Center Demand

Infineon Technologies AG beats analyst estimates with revenue forecast, outperforming peers with strong data center and automotive chip demand.

Trump's Tariffs: Market Volatility, Congressional Opposition, and Legal Challenges

Trump's tariffs face resistance from Wall Street, Capitol Hill, and legal experts. However, reversing his decision may prove challenging due to executive authority and protracted legal and political battles. Canada and Mexico are attempting to avert the duties, while China vows to file a WTO lawsuit. Market volatility remains a potential factor, but Trump has downplayed its significance.

RTX CEO Hayes to Step Down as Chairman in 2025

Former Raytheon CEO Gregory Hayes will step down as executive chairman and board member in 2025, with current CEO Christopher Calio taking on the chairman role.

Hong Kong-Listed Chinese Equities Outperform Asian Peers on Tech Strength

Hong Kong's Chinese stocks outperform peers amid tech gains, despite new US tariffs.

The Indian Rupee to Weaken Further

The Indian rupee is expected to weaken further against the dollar as the Reserve Bank of India considers interest rate cuts. The rupee has been Asia's second worst-performing currency this year, falling nearly 3% since new governor Sanjay Malhotra signaled a willingness to allow it to move more freely. Analysts expect the RBI to cut rates by 25 basis points on Friday, adding to pressure on the currency.