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2025 › February › 14
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It marks another quarter of growing pains for the company, which is racing to launch new products and recover from the decline of its Covid business.
Zuckerberg's rightward policy shift puts Meta staffers on edge, targets Apple ○
Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg's actions to curry favor with the president have rattled employees, but people familiar with his efforts say there's a clear strategy.
A growing digital ad market is benefiting giants like Meta and smaller players like Reddit ○
The digital advertising market is doing so well that even Reddit is getting a cut of the spoils.
Retail sales slumped 0.9% in January, down much more than expected ○
Excluding autos, prices fell 0.4%, also far off the consensus forecast for a 0.3% increase.
Failure to secure 'just and lasting' peace for Ukraine would also weaken U.S., EU warns ○
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Failure to secure a "just and lasting peace" for Ukraine would enfeeble not only Europe but also the United States, European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen warned Friday.
Trump border czar warns Eric Adams not to violate ‘agreement’ as DOJ orders case dismissal ○
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A top Justice Department official and former defense lawyer for President Donald Trump has seen six top prosecutors quit over Mayor Adams's case.
CNBC Daily Open: PPI and tariffs cloud markets, but investors choose to see silver lining ○
Humans are forward-looking. That can lead to preparation but also anxiety. On Thursday, optimism and relief won over fears and worries, rallying stocks.
Europe stocks close lower but notch eighth weekly gain ○
European stock markets were lower on Friday after hitting record highs earlier this week.
Ben & Jerry's says parent Unilever mandating silence on Trump ○
Ben & Jerry's said Unilever ice cream chief Peter ter Kulve unilaterally banned it from "issuing any posts criticizing President Trump" pending further review.
Retail sales slumped 0.9% in January, down much more than expected ○
Excluding autos, prices fell 0.4%, also far off the consensus forecast for a 0.3% increase.