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President Trump announced a framework for Greenland acquisition, reversing previous threats and easing military tensions. The move follows diplomatic tensions at Davos, where Trump’s confrontational tone and trade threats drew mixed reactions from global leaders and business executives. The story highlights ongoing US-Europe disputes and geopolitical shifts.
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Apple's Q1 earnings exceeded forecasts, driven by record iPhone sales and strong growth in China. The company reports a 16% revenue increase to $143.8 billion, with iPhone revenue up 23%. AI integration and new product launches are key focus areas amid investor interest.
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A documentary about Melania Trump, covering her final days as first lady, premiered at the Kennedy Center and in theaters nationwide. It offers a rare behind-the-scenes look at her transition into the role, with mixed reviews and high-profile attendees, amid questions over its political neutrality and funding.
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Capgemini is beginning to divest its US subsidiary, Capgemini Government Solutions, following scrutiny over its contract with ICE for skip tracing services used in immigration enforcement. The move follows recent police shootings in Minneapolis and growing political pressure from France and US lawmakers demanding transparency.
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Futures decline as conflict in Iran continues with no clear end. Oil prices hit new highs, driven by Iran's threats and disruptions to the Strait of Hormuz. Markets remain cautious, with investors wary of prolonged conflict and economic fallout.