2025-01-23
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President Trump threatens Russia with sanctions and tariffs if President Putin doesn't end the war in Ukraine.
Plus, how corporate leaders are coping with the policy changes brought by Trump's flurry.
Of executive order that a lot of executives in industries like health care and hospitality, manufacturing, construction, you name it, are worried about what to do if feds show up and potentially look at records of employees and maybe conduct some sort of immigration raid.
And what it will take for a unique black community to rebuild after destruction from the Los Angeles wildfires.
It's Wednesday, January 22nd.
I'm Alex Osola for the Wall Street Journal.
This is the PM edition of what's News, the top headlines and business stories that move the world today.
President Trump threatens sanctions and tariffs on Russia if President Vladimir Putin doesn't reach an agreement to end the war in Ukraine.
Posting today on Truth Social, Trump said he would, quote, have no other choice but to impose sanctions and tariffs on Russian goods if the countries don't make a deal soon.
The statement is Trump's most forceful and public effort to end the war, though the president also stressed that he doesn't want to hurt Russia.
The the Kremlin didn't immediately respond to a request for comment.
Hours after President Trump stood next to tech leaders unveiling Stargate, the $500 billion artificial intelligence infrastructure project announced yesterday, Elon Musk questioned whether it would ever get off the ground.
Last night and this morning, Musk posted on X that two of the companies involved in the effort, OpenAI and SoftBank, didn't have the funds to make it happen.
The comments offer a glimpse into the sometimes awkward dynamic between Trump and Musk and signaled that Musk won't pare back his unfiltered online commentary now that Trump has taken office.
The White House and the companies didn't respond to requests for comment about Musk's social media posts.
Despite Musk's comments, investors were excited about AI Today.
They turbocharged a rally in US Stocks.