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Investing.com– U.S. stock index futures were higher on Monday evening after President Donald Trump took office and announced a series of executive orders, while a slew of major corporate earnings were on tap for the week. Trump reoccupied the White House on Monday when the stock markets were closed for…

Meta is adopting a more aggressive approach to workforce management.This shift marks a departure from Silicon Valley’s traditional talent retention strategy.Tech firms now prioritize lean teams over retaining talent to prevent competition gains.Meta is adopting a more performance-focused approach to workforce management, one that Amazon embraced years ago: systematically pushing…

China is loading up on soybeans amid US trade war fears.China’s soybean imports rose 6.5% in 2024, hedging against potential Trump trade policies.Intensifying US-China trade tensions could hit the soybean trade, impacting US farmers and rural economies.China is stockpiling more than semiconductor chips amid its trade war with the US.Last…

Tesla’s disappointing sales could be a wake-up call for investors.Trump’s proposed cuts to EV subsidies could cost Tesla $3.2 billion, JPMorgan estimates.Musk’s car company benefits the most from current emissions regulations. Tesla is poised for a tough year under a second Trump administration, despite CEO Elon Musk’s friendship with the…

Investing.com — The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) announced significant actions today to protect consumers from illegal credit card practices and help them save on interest and fees. The agency warned that some credit card companies running rewards programs might be breaking the law, such as illegally devaluing rewards points…

China’s exports grew 6.7% in November, hitting $312 billion, despite economic challenges.The growth reverses last year’s decline, driven by strong global demand and frontloaded orders.Beijing is planning proactive fiscal policies amid tariff threats from President-elect Trump.It’s been a difficult year for China’s economy, but the country is still expected to…