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Thousands of workers at Volkswagen sites across Germany participated in warning strikes on Monday as a conflict with management escalated over the carmaker’s plans to slash jobs, cut pay and close factories.
Intel said Pat Gelsinger has retired and stepped down from the company’s board of directors.
The Nikkei Stock Average was flat at 39249.03 as gains in electronics makers and trading houses helped offset losses in pharmaceutical companies.
Gold was steady in the early Asian trade. The market has a mix of influencing factors that make it difficult to determine the precious metal’s price direction, XS.com said.
The court will consider whether states can block doctors from prescribing gender treatments to patients under the age of 18, in its biggest case this term.
President-elect Donald Trump’s immigration and trade policies put home builders in a vulnerable position.
In his first public comments about his dinner last week with President-elect Donald Trump, Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau said he addressed trade issues related to steel, aluminum, energy and softwood.
Leader Yoon Suk Yeol’s reversal ended a tense night in Seoul.
The number of job openings in the U.S. increased in October, bucking a trend of falling vacancies for most of the past two years.
President-elect Donald Trump’s immigration and trade policies put home builders in a vulnerable position.
The company’s megacluster of chips for artificial-intelligence startup Anthropic will be among the world’s largest, it said, and its new giant server will lower the cost of AI as it seeks to build an alternative to Nvidia.
Microsoft faces a dispute in the U.K. over how it charges customers who buy cloud software services that rival its own Azure, the latest antitrust challenge to the U.S. tech giant’s approach to licensing.