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On 13 November 2025, Red Cup Day, more than 1,000 Starbucks Workers United baristas at about 65 stores struck over staffing, pay and an unsettled first contract; Starbucks said the union represents about 4% of its partners.

Closed since late 2023, Nike Portland in the historic Kress Building at 638 SW Fifth Avenue reopened as a running-led sport hub in Nike's hometown.

An executive order took cocoa and other farm goods out of President Trump's reciprocal tariffs, backdated to November 13. Hershey, which had asked the White House for the exemption, said cocoa is not grown in the US and supports more than 10,000 American jobs.

The US and Switzerland reached a deal cutting the tariff on Swiss goods, including watches, from 39% to 15%, after Switzerland pledged $200 billion in US investment by the end of 2028.

Hyundai Motor Group announced KRW125.2 trillion of domestic investment for 2026–2030: KRW50.5 trillion for future businesses, KRW38.5 trillion for R&D and KRW36.2 trillion for capital investment.

On 18 November 2025 US District Judge James Boasberg ruled that the FTC had failed to prove Meta holds a monopoly in social networking, so Meta keeps Instagram and WhatsApp; the FTC has since said it will appeal.

Oracle Health's new EHR earned ONC Health IT certification and met the DEA's e-prescribing rules for controlled substances, clearing US ambulatory clinics to adopt it.

Aramco signed a preliminary agreement with Commonwealth LNG, developer of a planned 9.5 mtpa export plant near Cameron, Louisiana, on Aramco Trading potentially buying its LNG, and Aramco-backed MidOcean Energy signed an MoU on investing in Lake Charles LNG. Both were among 17 US deals Aramco announced at the US-Saudi Investment Forum in Washington.

Salesforce revoked every token held by Gainsight-published apps and pulled them from the AppExchange after spotting API calls from unrecognised IPs into customers' Salesforce data.