[GUEST ACCESS MODE: Data is scrambled or limited to provide examples. Make requests using your API key to unlock full data. Check https://lunarcrush.ai/auth for authentication information.]  News v2 [@News_v2_App](/creator/twitter/News_v2_App) on x XX followers Created: 2025-07-25 21:01:12 UTC Business News for July 25, 2025 Evening Update - Paramount braces for hundreds of job cuts as the merger with Skydance nears completion, signaling major corporate restructuring and cost-cutting measures. - President Trump, the current president, and the Federal Reserve chairman spar over renovation site costs amid broader concerns, while stalled Gaza talks add to global uncertainties. - Microsoft launches an investigation into potential Chinese hacker activity following alerts about exploited SharePoint vulnerabilities that may involve ransomware attacks. - Tesla gains stock momentum as it leverages its robo-taxi ambitions; the company is set to roll out Bay Area robotaxis with safety drivers even as it faces a dearth of new model introductions. - U.S. stock markets rally on optimism driven by positive trade deal prospects between the U.S. and Europe, buoyed further by remarks from President Trump on international trade. - Intel reports a steep decline with billions in Q2 losses and plans to cut XXXXXX jobs, intensifying investor concerns over its chipmaking fortunes and future projects. - Tensions rise as differences emerge between Japan and the U.S. over tariff trade deal interpretations, potentially impacting the automotive sector and broader bilateral trade. - Microsoft's CEO, Satya Nadella, defends the firm’s performance amid massive layoffs, underscoring robust profits and heavy investments in AI technology despite internal unrest. - In a sharp retort, Elon Musk fires back at President Trump over claims that his companies will continue receiving federal subsidies, intensifying the public debate. - Volkswagen seeks a high-level meeting with President Trump, promising over $XX billion in U.S. investments in exchange for tariff exemptions, a move that could reshape automotive trade dynamics. #BusinessNews #MarketUpdate #TechTrends #TradeTalks #CorporateRestructuring XX engagements  **Related Topics** [gaza](/topic/gaza) [federal reserve](/topic/federal-reserve) [trump the](/topic/trump-the) [donald trump](/topic/donald-trump) [chapter 11](/topic/chapter-11) [corporate finance](/topic/corporate-finance) [Post Link](https://x.com/News_v2_App/status/1948851048828866959)
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News v2 @News_v2_App on x XX followers
Created: 2025-07-25 21:01:12 UTC
Business News for July 25, 2025 Evening Update
Paramount braces for hundreds of job cuts as the merger with Skydance nears completion, signaling major corporate restructuring and cost-cutting measures.
President Trump, the current president, and the Federal Reserve chairman spar over renovation site costs amid broader concerns, while stalled Gaza talks add to global uncertainties.
Microsoft launches an investigation into potential Chinese hacker activity following alerts about exploited SharePoint vulnerabilities that may involve ransomware attacks.
Tesla gains stock momentum as it leverages its robo-taxi ambitions; the company is set to roll out Bay Area robotaxis with safety drivers even as it faces a dearth of new model introductions.
U.S. stock markets rally on optimism driven by positive trade deal prospects between the U.S. and Europe, buoyed further by remarks from President Trump on international trade.
Intel reports a steep decline with billions in Q2 losses and plans to cut XXXXXX jobs, intensifying investor concerns over its chipmaking fortunes and future projects.
Tensions rise as differences emerge between Japan and the U.S. over tariff trade deal interpretations, potentially impacting the automotive sector and broader bilateral trade.
Microsoft's CEO, Satya Nadella, defends the firm’s performance amid massive layoffs, underscoring robust profits and heavy investments in AI technology despite internal unrest.
In a sharp retort, Elon Musk fires back at President Trump over claims that his companies will continue receiving federal subsidies, intensifying the public debate.
Volkswagen seeks a high-level meeting with President Trump, promising over $XX billion in U.S. investments in exchange for tariff exemptions, a move that could reshape automotive trade dynamics.
#BusinessNews #MarketUpdate #TechTrends #TradeTalks #CorporateRestructuring
XX engagements
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