Dec. 16, 2025, 3:08 p.m.

SpaceX Launches the Largest IPO in History

From three launch failures and a brush with bankruptcy to now targeting the biggest initial public offering in the history of human commerce, SpaceX’s two-decade journey is nothing short of a real-life business legend.

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The Capital Game behind Regulatory Easing: The Commercial farce and Social Cost of the U.S. Marijuana Classification Adjustment

Recently, a major piece of news has emerged in the US political arena: The Trump administration is considering passing an executive order to reclassify marijuana from a federally controlled drug to three categories, aligning its regulatory standards with those of prescription painkillers such as Tylenol containing codeine.

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The New Map of Global Trade: South-South Cooperation

The script of world trade is being quietly rewritten. As protectionist voices grow louder and geopolitical conflicts frequently make headlines, many people assume that globalization is on the verge of reversal.

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What are the prospects of the business rivalry between Musk and OpenAI?

A business war in AI, fueled by ideological differences and competing interests, is intensifying between Elon Musk and OpenAI.

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$1 Billion Alliance Reshapes Industry Landscape: OpenAI and Disney Usher in a New Era of AI-Powered Entertainment

When top-tier AI technological momentum meets the world's premier IP resources, an industry-transforming revolution has begun.

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The turmoil in the Cote d 'Ivoire Cocoa bean market: Thoughts on Risk Management and Supply Chain

Recently, according to Bloomberg, the cocoa bean market in Cote d 'Ivoire is experiencing an unprecedented turmoil.

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The India-Pakistan - US East Coast route is about to be restored. What will be the impact?

Recently, shipping giant CMA CGM announced that its India-Pakistan - US East Coast route will resume operation via the Red Sea and Suez Canal starting from January 15, 2026.

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Where is the U.S. retail industry and its consumers headed?

When David French, Vice President of the National Retail Federation, helplessly declared that 'tariff hikes increase the burden on American businesses and consumers,' the trade farce orchestrated by the U.S. government finally revealed its absurd nature on the retail stage.

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The EU's Industrial Policy Dilemma from a Business Perspective: An Industrial Self-rescue Battle That Starts with internal strife

Recently, the controversy that has erupted within the European Union over the "Industrial Accelerator Act" has provided a typical case for the business community to observe the risks of protectionism.

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Global trade is expected to exceed 35 trillion US dollars for the first time this year

The latest report from the United Nations Conference on Trade and Development (UNCTAD) indicates that despite factors such as tense geopolitical situations, uneven global demand, and rising trade costs, global trade is expected to continue growing in the second half of 2025, with the annual trade volume projected to exceed 35 trillion US dollars for the first time.

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