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Welcome to Business World Review. What you need to know. Today is Friday, September 12th 2025. Here are some of the stories having an impact today.

Oracle announced a massive $300 billion contract with OpenAI to host AI applications on its cloud servers over the next five years. This deal has been hailed as one of the most transformative in business history, causing Oracle shares to soar and reportedly making co-founder and CEO Larry Ellison the world's richest man. The agreement secures a major provider of cloud infrastructure for OpenAI, which needs vast computing resources to run its large language models. The move has put Oracle, long considered a quiet but essential player in enterprise technology, back in the spotlight as a key enabler of the AI boom.

Unitree Robotics: The company, a developer of humanoid robots, is planning a $7 billion initial public offering (IPO) in the fourth quarter of 2025. Unitree aims to use the funds to support its global expansion in the humanoid robot sector.

Salesforce is reportedly cutting nearly 4,000 additional jobs as it integrates AI into its workplace. This is part of a larger trend where the company, led by CEO Marc Benioff, is replacing customer service positions with AI agents, while insisting that human employees will still be needed in the function.

Novo Nordisk: The Danish pharmaceutical company is anticipating U.S. approval for a new needle-free weight-loss pill. The drug, which uses the active ingredient semaglutide, showed a 16.6% weight loss in trials and is expected to launch in 2026. This would provide a new option for patients looking for alternatives to injectable weight-loss medications.

Boeing: The aerospace giant has begun hiring permanent workers to address a strike by its defense unit. This move comes as the company continues to work on its delivery schedule, with its competitor Airbus on track to deliver 820 planes this year despite its own delays

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