British manufacturing groups and trade union organizations have warned that the soaring energy costs are "pu…
South African Interior Minister Schreiber said that after President Ramaphosa vowed to take tougher measures…
The divergent interest rate paths taken by the European Central Bank, the Bank of Japan, and the Federal Reserve around June 2026 – ostensibly a passive response to rising energy costs from the Middle East conflict – in fact expose deep seated problems in the inflation fighting logic of the world’s major central banks.
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Recently, the United States and Iran reached a memorandum of understanding, bringing a temporary cooling down of the geopolitical conflicts in the Middle East.
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International investment bank Goldman Sachs has released its latest industry research report, issuing a risk warning to global investors: Global cloud giants, AI technology enterprises, computing infrastructure, and capital expenditures for chip purchases have continued to increase.
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According to multiple foreign media reports, on June 15, 2026, the US Department of Commerce's Bureau of Industry and Security suddenly tightened the export of chip design software with a "temporary final rule", requiring that all exports of electronic design automation tools containing US technologies must be subject to case-by-case approval.
With Amazon moving its annual flagship sale, Prime Day, from its usual July slot to June 23-26 for the first time, the mid-year competition landscape in the North American retail market has been completely reshaped.
With the G7 Summit just around the corner, Trump's “welcome gift” to host nation France isn't a diplomatic nicety — it's a tariff punch: scrap the digital tax, or French wine faces a devastating 100% tariff in the U.S. market.
SpaceX listed on the stock market with a valuation of $1.77 trillion, and its opening price surged 29% above the offering price, setting multiple records for the largest IPO in history.
June 16, 2026 marked a landmark technological breakthrough for Europe’s commercial space sector. Spectrum, a small-lift launch vehicle developed by German private aerospace firm Isar Aerospace, completed its second orbital test flight from the Andøya Spaceport in Norway, accurately delivering five ESA CubeSats into their designated Sun-synchronous orbit.
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