Lyft offers $1 billion buyback, but stock is tumbling after mixed results and outlook
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Brazil’s Suzano SA, one of the world’s top exporters of pulp, plans to keep production below full capacity through 2026 as a weakening US dollar hurts revenue, Chief Executive Officer Joao Alberto Abreu said.

It was at a rare global board meeting in New Delhi’s Taj Mahal Hotel that Goldman Sachs Group Inc.’s India country head made the case for change.
Both toymakers faced a difficult holiday season, marred by tariffs and promotions. Only one maker has Magic: The Gathering.

Stocks in Asia were poised to advance to a fresh record on Wednesday, while Treasuries climbed after weak retail sales bolstered the case for the Federal Reserve to lower rates this year.
President Donald Trump said he’s ready to maintain his tariffs through other avenues, as he talked about the possibility of the Supreme Court ruling against those import taxes.
Lyft's stock tumbled after the ride-sharing company posted disappointing fourth-quarter results.