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Investing.com -- White House national security adviser Mike Waltz anticipates Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskiy to sign a minerals agreement with the United States, as part of efforts to conclude the ongoing conflict in Ukraine. This expectation comes despite recent tensions between President Donald Trump and Zelenskiy, with Trump suggesting that Kyiv lacks bargaining power in the situation.

The Ukrainian president's chief of staff, Andriy Yermak, held a discussion with Waltz on Friday, focusing on "aligning positions" in bilateral relations. This conversation followed a series of heated exchanges between Trump and Zelenskiy, with Trump labeling Zelenskiy as a "dictator" on Wednesday and urging him to hasten peace negotiations with Russia.

Zelenskiy initially responded by accusing Trump of being ensnared in a "disinformation bubble", but later softened his stance, expressing hope for American pragmatism. On Wednesday, Zelenskiy also dismissed U.S. demands for $500 billion in mineral wealth from Ukraine as repayment for wartime aid, arguing that the U.S. had not provided an equivalent amount and had not offered specific security guarantees in the agreement.

During their call, Yermak emphasized the significance of maintaining bilateral cooperation and a high level of relations between Ukraine and the United States, according to Zelenskiy's office. Waltz, speaking at the Conservative Political Action (WA:ACT) Conference, later asserted that Zelenskiy will sign the proposed deal.

In the meantime, Trump refrained from criticizing Russian President Vladimir Putin while expressing disapproval of Zelenskiy. "I've had very good talks with Putin, and I've had not such good talks with Ukraine," Trump said on Friday.

German Chancellor Olaf Scholz and Zelenskiy agreed in a phone conversation on Friday that Ukraine must be included in future peace talks. Polish President Andrzej Duda also encouraged Zelenskiy to maintain calm and constructive cooperation with Trump, despite the U.S. president's criticism.

Zelenskiy disclosed on Friday that he had discussed the dialogue with the U.S. team, led by Ukraine envoy Keith Kellogg (NYSE:K), in a call with Duda. "It is important that the United States stand with us. A strong and lasting peace can only be achieved through unity," Zelenskiy stated on a social media platform.

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Friday's trading session is showcasing significant movements in mega-cap and large-cap stocks, with some companies witnessing sharp declines while others enjoy gains. The market reacts to various news updates, from government investigations to stake acquisitions, affecting stock performance across the board. Here's a look at some of the biggest stock movers in the mega-cap and large-cap categories today.

Mega-Cap Movers (Market Cap $200B+)

• UnitedHealth Group (NYSE:UNH); DOJ Launches Investigation Into Medicare Billing Practices: -8.11%
• Alibaba Group Holding Ltd (NYSE:BABA); Ryan Cohen Boosts Stake to $1B: +5.44%
• Accenture Ltd (NYSE:ACN): -4.64%
• Walmart Inc (NYSE:WMT): -1.6%

Large-Cap Stock Movers (Market Cap $10B-$200B)

• Oaktree Acquisition Corp (NYSE:HIMS); Hims & Hers acquires California peptide facility: -19.72%
• Block, Inc. (XYZ); Class Action (WA:ACT) Lawsuit Notified to Shareholders: -15.27%
• Nu Holdings (NYSE:NU); Margin pressure overshadows earnings beat: -14.85%
• Akamai Technologies Inc (NASDAQ:AKAM); Guidance falls short of expectations: -15.22%
• Sprouts Farmers Market (NASDAQ:SFM); Beats Q4 estimates, raises 2025 outlook: -16.1%
• Xpeng Inc (NYSE:XPEV): +7.02%
• XPO Logistics (NYSE:XPO): -11.23%
• Saia Inc (NASDAQ:SAIA): -12.33%
• Old Dominion Freight Line Inc (NASDAQ:ODFL): -10.73%
• Futu Holdings Ltd (NASDAQ:FUTU): +6.28%

Mid-Cap Stock Movers (Market Cap $2B-$10B)

• Celsius Holdings (NASDAQ:CELH); To Buy Rival Alani Nu For $1.8B: +22.72%
• Globant SA (NYSE:GLOB); Stock plunges as guidance disappoints: -24.01%
• Vicor Corp (NASDAQ:VICR); Reports Q4 and Year-End Results: +19.91%
• CarGurus (NASDAQ:CARG); Posts mixed Q4 results, weak guidance: -18.58%
• Tuya ADR (TUYA): +8.12%
• Select Medical Holdings Corp (NYSE:SEM); Misses revenue estimates: -10.55%
• Dropbox Inc (NASDAQ:DBX); Q4 earnings beat, revenue in line with estimates: -13.61%
• RLX Technology DRC (RLX): +11.63%

Small-Cap Stock Movers (Market Cap $300M-$2B)

• Solaris Oilfield Infrastructure (NYSE:SEI); Announces Q4 and Full Year Results: +26.19%
• LifeMD (LFMD): -21.81%
• Innodata Isogen (INOD); Surges on strong Q4 results: +26.47%
• Acco Brands Corp (NYSE:ACCO); Shares plunge on earnings miss: -19.57%
• Weave Communications (WEAV); Misses Q4 earnings: -17.44%
• JAKKS Pacific (NASDAQ:JAKK); Shares tumble as Q4 results miss estimates: -17.36%
• Savers Value Village (SVV); Misses Q4 estimates: -17.05%
• Mercer International (NASDAQ:MERC); Stock soars as Q4 earnings top estimates: +13.08%
• DouYu International Holdings (NASDAQ:DOYU): +15.85%
• TheRealReal Inc (NASDAQ:REAL); Shares slip on weak guidance: -12.12%

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Investing.com -- The UK government has announced reforms to expedite the deployment of renewable energy projects, including offshore wind, with the goal of achieving a clean power system by 2030.

The proposed changes primarily revolve around contracts for difference, a mechanism that ensures fixed prices for power producers and has been instrumental in facilitating investment in renewable energy. The government's key suggestions include easing planning regulations for offshore wind projects, modifying the way budgets are established, and extending contract durations to enhance cost efficiency.

These reforms are part of the government's strategy to meet its climate objectives and reduce consumer energy bills. The Clean Power 2030 Action (WA:ACT) Plan outlines a goal of achieving 43 to 50 gigawatts of offshore wind capacity by the end of the decade. Currently, approximately 30 gigawatts are either operational or already pledged.

The Department for Energy Security and Net Zero stated, “Electricity generated by renewables will be the backbone of the clean power system by 2030. The contracts for difference scheme is vital to deploying enough renewables that will deliver the capacity targets.” The department underscores the importance of these contracts in reaching the desired renewable energy capacity.

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Investing.com -- Infineon (OTC:IFNNY), a semiconductor company, is set to receive up to 920 million euros ($959 million) from Germany to construct a factory in Dresden.

The funding comes after the European Commission approved the state aid. The factory, however, still needs approval from Germany's Federal Ministry for Economic Affairs and Climate Action (WA:ACT) (BWMK).

The plant, once approved, will be the first in Europe with the capability to quickly switch between two high-capacity technologies utilized across various sectors. Infineon began construction on the factory in March 2023 and expects it to become operational in 2026. The company anticipates receiving approval from BMWK in the coming months.

Jochen Hanebeck, Infineon's CEO, stated that this government-backed investment fortifies Dresden, Germany, and Europe's position as a semiconductor hub. It also fosters a cutting-edge innovation and production ecosystem for microelectronics.

As part of the agreement, Infineon will ensure the project brings "wider positive effects" to the European Union's chip value chain. The company will also invest in research for new types of chips in the EU and commit to fulfilling certain orders in case of a supply shortage.

Additionally, Infineon has pledged to provide small businesses and research groups access to its new facility to test and prototype new technologies.

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