U.S. private payrolls experienced their largest decline in over 2.5 years in November, with small businesses shedding jobs. However, experts suggest this may not accurately reflect the labor market’s health, as recent government data shows low layoffs overall.
India’s exports are feeling the pressure from the recent 50 percent US tariffs that took effect on August 27. However, new data indicates that several product categories have quickly adjusted by redirecting shipments to Asia, the Middle East, and Europe, mitigating the initial impact.
Saudi Aramco announced that it had signed 17 preliminary agreements with U.S. companies, valued at over $30 billion overall, during a visit to Washington by the Saudi Crown Prince. The projects cover liquefied natural gas, financial services, advanced materials manufacturing, and procurement of materials and services, according to a statement.
U.S. prosecutors are investigating a group of telecommunications firms following revelations that BlackRock’s private credit arm, HPS Investment Partners, lent over $400 million backed by receivables that appear to be fabricated, according to the Financial Times on Monday. The Department of Justice is examining entities associated with Bankim Brahmbhatt, a relatively obscure executive whose companies borrowed heavily from HPS, the report states, citing two sources familiar with the matter.
Pfizer said on Thursday that it has finalized its previously disclosed acquisition of Metsera, Inc., a Delaware-based company, for an enterprise valuation of approximately $7 billion. The deal was completed under the terms of a merger agreement signed on September 21, 2025, and amended on November 7, 2025.
Advanced Micro Devices (AMD) announced ambitious growth targets on Tuesday, projecting that its annual data center chip revenue will reach $100 billion within the next five years, with earnings expected to more than triple. The company’s shares responded positively, rising 4% in post-market trading after closing down 2.7% at $237.52, partly driven by a recent multi-year deal with OpenAI valued in the tens of billions annually.
Tesla shareholders will vote on Thursday on whether to approve a pay package for CEO Elon Musk that could reach up to $878 billion, making it the largest executive compensation in history. The vote coincides with several other proposals that could significantly influence Tesla’s future, including changes to the board’s authority and potential investment in Musk’s artificial intelligence startup, xAI.
Norwegian Sovereign Wealth Fund announced on Tuesday that it would vote against an offered pay deal, worth a total of $1 trillion for CEO Elon Musk. His pay package is likely to win, having garnered significant investor support in the past, as well as the backing of Tesla’s substantial retail shareholder base. Last year, Tesla shifted its headquarters to Texas.
Meta plans to raise up to $30 billion through its largest bond offering ever, according to a filing on Thursday. This move reflects the broader trend among Big Tech firms rushing to fund extensive artificial intelligence infrastructure projects. The company faces significant costs as it invests heavily in AI, with its capital expenditure expected to be notably higher next year than in 2025.
Boeing Co. factory workers in St. Louis narrowly rejected a new five-year contract, which would have increased wages by an average of 24%. This rejection extends a nearly three-month strike that has disrupted Boeing’s main military manufacturing plant. The union members voted 51% to 49% against the offer, with the strike entering its 84th day. As a result, the striking mechanics have missed five paychecks, and Boeing has fallen behind on some fighter jet deliveries, including the F-15EX for the U.S. Air Force.
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