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On 23 Nov 2025, during Commerce Minister Piyush Goyal’s first Israel visit in two decades, the two governments signed a Terms of Reference document that officially launches bilateral free-trade talks.
Effective 21 Nov 2025, the Modi government brought into force four consolidated labour codes that replace 29 separate statutes, creating one digital registration-and-compliance regime for wages, industrial relations, social security and workplace safety.
On 22 Nov 2025, after three hours of closing arguments, U.S. District Judge Leonie Brinkema took the Google ad-tech case under advisement, demanding a timeline for a possible divestiture of the AdX exchange and promising a remedy decision in 2026.
Newly unsealed Nov 22-23, 2025 court documents in a U.S. school-district lawsuit show Meta killed a 2020 internal study proving a one-week break from Facebook/Instagram lowers users’ depression and anxiety, while executives simultaneously told Congress they lacked such data.
Published 20 Nov 2025 after a record 43-day data blackout, the Labor Department’s September figures show payrolls rose by 119,000—well above the 50,000 consensus—while unemployment simultaneously reached a four-year high of 4.4%.
On 21 Nov 2025, New Delhi activated the long-delayed four labour codes passed in 2019-20, scrapping 29 legacy statutes and immediately standardising an 8-hour workday, minimum wages and universal social-security coverage across the country.
On 21 Nov 2025, Foxconn agreed to co-engineer and domestically manufacture the next generations of OpenAI’s data-centre hardware, pledging up to $5 billion to scale U.S. production capacity from today’s pilot runs to mass output by 2026.
On 20 Nov 2025 Nvidia smashed Q3 estimates and, more surprisingly, guided next-quarter sales to roughly $65 billion—well above forecasts—sending markets higher and dampening talk of an imminent AI-hardware bust.
The first labor data since the record U.S. government shutdown revealed 119,000 jobs added in September but an uptick in unemployment to 4.4%, leaving the Federal Reserve with only this outdated report before its 9-10 Dec policy vote.
On 20 Nov 2025, Spain’s Commercial Court No. 15 ordered Meta to pay roughly €479–481 million in compensation to 87 Spanish news publishers for harvesting user data without valid consent between 2018-2023 to sell targeted ads.
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