Auto trouble brewing over rare earth curbs

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Auto industry braces for supply chain disruptions from China's rare earth curbs. (00:21) Kimberly-Clark nears $3.5B sale of international tissue business to Suzano - WSJ. (01:35) Citigroup to cut 3,500 jobs at China tech centers. (02:33)Episode transcripts seekingalpha.com/wsb.Show links: Biggest stock movers Thursday: MDB, TOPS, and moreTrump signs travel ban for citizens from 12 countries, citing security concernsCanada to hold off response on higher U.S. metals tariffsGlobal energy investment to touch record $3.3 trillion in 2025, IEA saysSign up for our daily newsletter here and for full access to analyst ratings, stock quant scores, dividend grades, subscribe to Seeking Alpha Premium at seekingalpha.com/subscriptions.

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Auto industry braces for supply chain disruptions from China's rare earth curbs. (00:21) Kimberly-Clark nears $3.5B sale of international tissue business to Suzano - WSJ. (01:35) Citigroup to cut 3,500 jobs at China tech centers. (02:33)Episode...

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