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Business news Meta's Mark Zuckerberg gets green light from Wall Street to keep pouring money into AI - Meta's stock pop following the company's latest earnings beat is a sign that investors are OK with hefty AI spending as long as the core business stays strong.Oil prices rise more than 2% as Trump weighs strikes on Iran - Multiple sources told Reuters that Trump is weighing targeted strikes on Iranian security forces and leaders to inspire protestors.Dollar Decline Resumes as Debasement Fears Increase - The dollar weakened Thursday as Bloomberg's gauge of the US currency slipped 0.3%, while precious metals such as gold and silver extended their record-breaking rallies. The return of the so-called debasement trade outweighed Treasury SecretStarbucks to unveil long-term outlook at investor day, as Niccol says turnaround is just beginning - Starbucks is expected to release a long-term forecast and share more details about how it plans to hit those financial targets at an investor presentation.Comcast posts mixed quarter as broadband pressures weigh on business - Comcast’s broadband business continues to be under pressure due to the rise of competitors, particularly in the 5G space.Drugmakers Roche and Sanofi talk up their pipelines, as earnings fail to excite - The drugmaker's full-year results didn't seem to move the needle for investors who are instead focused on future growth prospects and innovationHere is Jim Cramer's cheat sheet to navigating this stock market - "Shortages are true north" for investors, CNBC's Jim Cramer said Wednesday.World’s largest sovereign wealth fund posts record $1.4 billion annual return, driven by tech and banking rally - Norway's $2 trillion sovereign wealth fund holds stakes in many of the world's biggest companies, including Apple, Nvidia and JPMorgan Chase. Denmark lauds constructive talks with U.S. over Greenland: ‘Now we are back on track’ - Danish Foreign Minister Lars Lokke Rasmussen on Thursday welcomed constructive high-level talks over Greenland's future. What tariffs? Toyota hits record sales in 2025, despite Trump’s auto levies - Toyota Motor retained its position as the world's top-selling automaker with record sales of 10.5 million in 2025, the Japanese auto giant reported on Thursday.