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On 7 Dec 2025 Bloomberg reported that Johny Srouji, Apple’s SVP of Hardware Technologies, told Tim Cook he may leave—capping six months in which at least six other top executives have quit or retired.
Leaks on 6–7 Dec 2025 said SpaceX is arranging a secondary share sale at >$400 a share that would peg its worth near $800 billion—twice July’s figure—while Elon Musk insists no new fundraising is underway.
As Bitcoin slipped back under $90,000 on 6-7 Dec 2025, economists led by Steve Hanke branded it “worth zero” while JPMorgan’s new model simultaneously pegged fair value near $170,000 within a year, exposing the widest mainstream valuation gap to date.
India’s aviation regulator served CEO Pieter Elbers a show-cause notice demanding answers within 24 hours after IndiGo’s network imploded under new crew-duty rules, grounding hundreds of flights for six straight days.
On 6 Dec 2025, Steve Witkoff and Jared Kushner agreed with Ukrainian negotiators to continue negotiations in Hallandale Beach for a third straight day, saying they had sketched a provisional U.S.-backed security framework for Ukraine contingent on Moscow’s buy-in.
On 5 December 2025 Budapest used its veto at an EU ambassadors’ meeting to block issuance of joint Eurobonds, eliminating the only unanimously-approved alternative to financing Kyiv with frozen Russian state reserves.
Facing a cascade of 500-plus cancellations in one day, India’s aviation regulator on 5 Dec 2025 issued IndiGo a one-time exemption from two key Flight Duty Time Limitation clauses until 10 Feb 2026 so the airline can keep flying while it hires more crew.
On 4 Dec 2025 the U.S. Transportation Department, at President Trump’s direction, issued a proposal to lower the 2031 fleet-wide fuel-economy goal from roughly 50 MPG to 34.5 MPG and to scrap emissions-credit trading after 2027, reversing Biden-era rules.
Between 30 Nov and 1 Dec 2025, Nicolás Maduro sent an emergency letter to all OPEC states asking them to resist U.S. “military force to seize oil” hours after President Trump warned airlines that Venezuelan airspace was “closed in its entirety” and reinforced a months-long naval build-up.
On 5 Dec 2025, IndiGo scrubbed more than 500 services in one day and asked India’s DGCA to relax new pilot-fatigue rules until 10 Feb 2026 after its crew-planning system failed to meet the tighter limits.
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