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U.S. stocks rallied Monday, with the Dow up 351 points and Nasdaq gaining 1.8% as chipmakers surged following Foxconn’s record revenue. Investors await economic data and Fed guidance.

Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has announced his resignation as Liberal Party leader while remaining prime minister until a successor is chosen, marking the end of his nine-year tenure.

Over 60 million people in the U.S. face severe weather as a winter storm brings snow, ice, and thunderstorms, causing travel delays and emergency declarations across multiple states.

Senate investigators revealed Credit Suisse maintained Nazi-linked accounts, some active until 2022, raising questions about historical accountability and transparency in banking.

Microsoft plans to invest $80 billion in AI data centers by June 2025, expanding infrastructure to power AI growth and innovation globally.

Poland assumed the EU presidency focusing on security, migration, and border control, launching its term in Warsaw as protests erupted over trade agreements and agricultural policies.

Oil prices surged to multi-month highs as US crude stockpiles fell for the sixth straight week, boosting WTI and Brent amid tightening supplies and bullish technical trends.

The U.S. dollar index hit a two-year high as markets responded to optimism over Donald Trump’s policies and resilient economic performance in 2025.

Tesla reports its first annual decline in deliveries, falling short of forecasts, as competition intensifies and Cybertruck demand struggles amid price cuts and incentives.

Milan enforces its strictest outdoor smoking ban starting January 2025, prohibiting smoking in public spaces to curb pollution and protect citizens from passive smoke exposure.