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    Tech layoffs were just the start: 1.6 million more US job cuts could push America toward recession

    US technology layoffs have crossed 200,000 in 2026, with Google, Microsoft, Amazon and other major companies cutting jobs. But the bigger concern is whether the trend will spread to retail and financial services, where another 1.6 million job losses could push unemployment higher and raise fears of a US recession.

    World War II still has lessons for today’s wars

    World War II offers four lessons for modern warfare: technology can rapidly transform battlefields, strong leadership requires strategic judgement, industrial capacity is vital to military strength, and war carries a heavy human cost. As conflicts in Iran and Ukraine reshape warfare, the US must invest in AI, defence production and shipbuilding while remaining united behind its military personnel.

    FIIs are back with a bang but why are stocks from only 2 sectors their favourites?

    Recently, foreign institutional investors have rekindled their enthusiasm for Indian equities, with significant investments particularly in technology and telecom sectors. Since mid-October, they've pumped $8.2 billion into the market, reversing prior selling trends. However, the financial services sector continues to struggle with considerable outflows, highlighting a trend of selective investments, while sectors like financials and FMCG are still under pressure.

    Global Market Today: Asian stocks rise on CoreWeave results, bonds drop

    Japan’s Nikkei 225 rose as much 0.3%, while South Korea’s Kospi swung between gains and losses. A broader gauge of Asian shares advanced 0.2%. Contracts for tech-heavy Nasdaq 100 rose 0.4% in early Asian after the underlying index dropped 0.6% in regular trading.

    Ahead of Market: 10 things that will decide stock market action on Wednesday

    Indian stock markets recovered from early losses on Monday, with Sensex gaining 107 points and Nifty rising 58 points. Improving foreign investor participation, strong corporate earnings and easing crude prices supported sentiment, despite mixed broader market performance.

    Alibaba chip unit T-Head files confidential Hong Kong IPO application

    China's Alibaba Group said on Tuesday that its chip unit, T-Head, has confidentially filed a listing application with the Hong Kong Stock Exchange after receiving approval to proceed with a spin-off.

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