
Paramount faces credit downgrade while regulators signal support for Warner Bros deal
Fitch downgraded Paramount's credit rating following its $110 billion merger agreement with Warner Bros, as US media regulators indicated support for the deal.

Fitch downgraded Paramount's credit rating following its $110 billion merger agreement with Warner Bros, as US media regulators indicated support for the deal.

Central banks including the Federal Reserve face limitations in addressing structural economic issues through monetary policy alone.
Several publicly traded companies across various sectors are scheduled to release their quarterly earnings reports in the coming period.

Open Society Foundations announces $30 million funding initiative to support organizations fighting religious hatred and discrimination.
Norwegian energy company Equinor posted strong quarterly results from record production and higher oil prices, while US stock markets reached new highs.

Asian stocks anticipated to follow US gains amid positive sentiment, while traders increase bets on potential Federal Reserve rate hikes under new leadership.

Accessories retailer Claire's has shut down all standalone stores in the UK and Ireland, resulting in 1,300 job losses.
Deckers' Hoka brand achieved record quarterly sales of $671.2 million, while discount retailer Ross Stores raised its full-year sales outlook.
Infosys, Henkel, and Vinci announced separate billion-dollar acquisitions spanning healthcare IT, hair care, and toll road operations.
Doris Fisher, who co-founded the Gap retail chain in 1969 with her husband Don, has died at age 94.
Insurance giant Generali posted reduced net profit while homebuilder Hovnanian reported a quarterly loss as both companies faced challenging market conditions.

Several countries have enacted four-day workweek legislation while businesses remain cautious about implementation despite growing advocacy efforts.
Volvo Car reported a 10% decline in quarterly sales, citing intensified competition in China and weak U.S. consumer sentiment.

Students and graduates say they were unexpectedly told to repay educational loans they received, with officials claiming eligibility errors.

Economic advisers and experts debate feasibility of administration's 4-5% growth targets amid differing views on policy impacts.
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