Feb. 21, 2025, 1:11 p.m.

Will Musk's involvement in politics affect the company's business operations?

As a globally renowned entrepreneur, whether Musk's political actions will affect the company's business operations has become a focus of attention from all walks of life.

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Soaring gasoline prices in Los Angeles Twin Counties: Business implications and government response strategies

Recently, gas prices in Los Angeles and Orange counties have been climbing again, causing a lot of attention.

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The "Tesla of the Truck World" Goes Bankrupt, and the Myth of Electric Vehicle Entrepreneurship Shatters

On February 19th local time, Nikola, a US electric vehicle manufacturer once hailed as the "Tesla of the truck world," officially filed for bankruptcy protection and stated that it would seek to sell its assets.

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KFC headquarters bids farewell to Kentucky, the birthplace of the brand, and moves to Texas

Yum! Brands, which owns well-known chain restaurant brands such as KFC, Taco Bell and Pizza Hut, recently announced that KFC's corporate headquarters will move to Plano, Texas. As the birthplace of the brand's founder Colonel Harland Sanders, Kentucky has always been an important symbol of KFC, so this relocation decision has attracted widespread attention.

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Tesla accelerates entry into Indian market, opens job fair

India has a large population, but the electric vehicle market is still in its infancy.

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McDonald's Shamrock milkshake UK Limited Time launch: Opportunities and challenges for commercial market expansion

McDonald's has certainly caused a stir among food lovers and followers of fast food culture when it announced that its iconic mint-flavored Shamrock Shake will be available for a limited time across the UK in March.

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Microsoft Lays Ten Thousand Employees Worldwide: A Miniature of the Severe Winter in the Technology Industry

Recently, global tech giant Microsoft announced a shocking decision to lay off approximately 10000 employees worldwide, aimed at optimizing cost structures and improving operational efficiency.

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Giant marriage failed! Honda and Nissan merger dream falls apart

In a slightly awkward fashion, two of Japan's biggest carmakers, Honda and Nissan, and Mitsubishi Motors, have jointly announced the end of their memorandum of understanding on a planned three-way partnership.

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Look at the complex factors behind Sharp's withdrawal from the European photovoltaic market

Recently, Japan's Sharp Electronics announced that it will officially withdraw from the European photovoltaic market on March 31, 2025, closing its European solar energy company and ending 30 years of business operations.

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The US 'chip tax proposal has sparked global concern that it could exacerbate economic and trade tensions

Recently, U.S. President Trump proposed a highly controversial idea—the imposition of a "chip tax" on imported semiconductors and related products.

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