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Israel's cabinet has approved Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's decision to fire Ronen Bar, the chief of the Shin Bet intelligence agency, despite mass protests against this action. Bar's dismissal, effective April 10, follows tensions over Israel's handling of ongoing conflicts and allegations of political interference in intelligence matters. The protests, which recently escalated into violence, highlight deep divisions within Israeli society and government as Israel faces criticism over its judiciary and security policies.
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Asian stocks faltered on Friday as concerns over upcoming tariffs from the US and mixed signals from central banks unsettled investors. Significant declines were seen in Hong Kong and Chinese technology stocks after a brief rally, while shares in Japan showed a slight upturn. Concerns about corporate earnings, particularly from FedEx and Nike, along with looming uncertainty in the global economy, have led to a cautious market outlook ahead of crucial earnings reports and economic policy meetings.
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Hanwha Aerospace saw a significant drop in its stock value, plunging nearly 16% after announcing a plan to raise 3.6 trillion won ($2.5 billion) in South Korea's largest share sale in over three years. Despite the downturn, the company, which has benefitted from increased military spending, plans to invest the proceeds into overseas operations and aims for substantial revenue growth by 2035. Analysts have expressed concern, suggesting the company did not need to raise capital given its strong profits.
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CoreWeave Inc.'s initial public offering (IPO) has reportedly been oversubscribed, with demand exceeding the available shares. The company, backed by Nvidia, is set to raise up to $2.7 billion as it prepares to price its offering next Thursday and begin trading shortly after. Shares are priced between $47 and $55, with major banks like Morgan Stanley and Goldman Sachs leading the deal.
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