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  • Manhattan DA opens probe into sexual-assault allegations against Rep. Eric Swalwell, increasing pressure on him to exit the California governor race.
  • President Trump warned China would face 'big problems' if it supplies arms to Iran and noted increased minesweeping near the Gulf.
  • Moscow trading closed mixed as the MOEX index hit a one-month low, with energy and utilities down while banks and metals outperformed.
  • Doubleview Gold trades above moving averages with rising volume and compressed short interest, attracting trader attention as an OTC M&A candidate.
  • BTS's ARIRANG tour was screened live at an AMC theater in Los Angeles, drawing fans unable to travel to the Goyang concert.

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British American Tobacco posts higher annual profit as Velo expands in U.S.

British American Tobacco posts higher annual profit as Velo expands in U.S.

British American Tobacco reported a 2.3% rise in annual profit to 11.28 billion pounds, driven in part by market share gains for its Velo nicotine pouch in the United States and growth in newer vapour and heated tobacco products. Revenue from BAT's newer product portfolio increased 7% for the year ended Dec. 31, 2025, helping push total sales up 2.…

SoftBank Returns to Profitability, Posts 248.6 Billion Yen in Q3

SoftBank Returns to Profitability, Posts 248.6 Billion Yen in Q3

SoftBank Group reported a net profit of 248.6 billion yen ($1.62 billion) for the October-December quarter, reversing a prior-year loss and marking the fourth straight quarter of profitability. Gains were driven by an increase in the valuation of its investment in OpenAI, where SoftBank has expanded its stake; the company has also continued asset s…

China tightens rules to stop below-cost car sales as price war drags on

China tightens rules to stop below-cost car sales as price war drags on

China’s State Administration for Market Regulation has issued guidance aimed at preventing automakers and dealers from selling vehicles below production cost. The move targets a year-long price war that has driven heavy discounts and incentives, pressuring profitability across the auto sector and raising concerns about market order and long-term in…

If Software Is Dead, Microsoft Is the Last One Standing

If Software Is Dead, Microsoft Is the Last One Standing

Microsoft ($MSFT) is the best way to own the secular shift to cloud-native AI even as traditional software economics evolve. The stock is trading on a reasonable multiple, generates massive free cash flow, and has limited leverage. After a >20% pullback from highs and a volatile short-term technical picture, a disciplined long swing trade offers a …

Shan State Commander Says World Ignores Junta’s Escalating Air Campaign

Shan State Commander Says World Ignores Junta’s Escalating Air Campaign

General Yawd Serk, chair of the Restoration Council of Shan State (RCSS), warned that international leaders have failed to respond to a rise in junta airstrikes on civilians, saying only China has intervened. Speaking at his remote Loi Tai Leng base after a Shan National Day military parade, Yawd Serk said civilians are suffering and urged renewed …

NetEase Shares Slide to Nine-Month Low After Disappointing Q4 Results

NetEase Shares Slide to Nine-Month Low After Disappointing Q4 Results

NetEase's shares fell sharply in Hong Kong following a weaker-than-expected fourth quarter marked by a 29% year-on-year decline in net profit and slowing revenue growth. The stock's drop dragged the Hang Seng lower while the company's U.S.-listed shares also declined. Management highlighted new game releases as revenue contributors, but higher oper…

Four EY Partners Exit Amid Audit Rotation Breach Tied to Shell Engagement

Four EY Partners Exit Amid Audit Rotation Breach Tied to Shell Engagement

Four partners left Ernst & Young in December after apparent breaches related to the firm’s audit of Shell, departures that came as the oil major moved to replace EY following concerns about audit partner rotation rules. The exits included the partner who led the Shell engagement and another elevated to senior ranks months earlier. Regulators have o…

Jobs Fade, Earnings Move to Forefront as Markets Weigh Policy Signal

Jobs Fade, Earnings Move to Forefront as Markets Weigh Policy Signal

A stronger-than-expected U.S. jobs headline has encouraged investors to pare back bets on an imminent Federal Reserve rate cut, shifting attention to upcoming inflation data and a heavy slate of European earnings. Currency moves, a record European equity close, and uneven corporate earnings forecasts frame a cautious market mood ahead of key data a…

Australian Shares Rise; S&P/ASX 200 Reaches Three-Month Peak

Australian Shares Rise; S&P/ASX 200 Reaches Three-Month Peak

Australian equities closed higher on Thursday, with the S&P/ASX 200 up 0.32% to a three-month high. Gains were concentrated in Utilities, Financials and Materials, while individual heavyweight moves produced both all-time highs and 52-week lows for several names. Broader market breadth favoured decliners over advancers.

Markets Reprice as U.S. Policy Shifts Spur 'Middle Powers' to Coordinate

Markets Reprice as U.S. Policy Shifts Spur 'Middle Powers' to Coordinate

Financial markets are adjusting to a world where U.S. policy under President Donald Trump is prompting allied nations to pursue closer cooperation and independent trade and industrial strategies. Investors are responding by tilting portfolios toward non-U.S. equities, energy stocks and currencies such as the euro and Canadian dollar, while European…

China and Mexico Hold First Face-to-Face Trade Talks After Mexico Raises Tariffs

China and Mexico Hold First Face-to-Face Trade Talks After Mexico Raises Tariffs

Senior Chinese trade official Li Chenggang met with Mexico’s Deputy Economy Minister Vidal Llerenas in Beijing for the first in-person discussions since Mexico enacted steep tariffs on imports from China and other countries without free trade agreements. The talks covered bilateral economic and trade relations, amid Chinese warnings of potential re…