Nov. 19, 2025, 5:34 a.m.

What does chip shortage mean for European car companies?

When the production line of Volkswagen in Wolfsburg, Germany quietly reduces its schedule, when the boards of directors of BMW and Mercedes Benz are brightly lit late at night to calculate chip inventory, and when the European Automobile Association issues an emergency warning that "chip inventory cannot last for a few weeks", an industrial storm caused by small chips is sweeping across the European automotive industry.

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The Commercial Risks behind the Concept of Health: The Plant Based Seafood Co. A Cold Reflection on Launching Salmon Balls with GLP-1

Recently, according to The US industry media SeafoodSource, The Plant Based Seafood Co. Launch its new brand SMASH it!

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EU Proposes Expanding DMA Oversight to Cloud Computing Power - Tech Giants Face New Compliance Challenges ​

Brussels, November 18, 2025 – The European Commission is advancing a major regulatory expansion plan, proposing to include the core computing power resources of global leading cloud service providers such as Amazon AWS, Microsoft Azure, and Google Cloud into the regulatory framework of the Digital Markets Act (DMA).

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Behind Tesla's "de-Sinicization" : Supply Chain Restructuring and the Global technology Industry's competition

In November 2025, the news that Tesla required its US factory suppliers to completely replace components made in China caused a huge stir in the global technology and automotive industries.

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What impact will the sudden attack by the Ukrainian army, which cuts off 2% of global oil exports, have

On November 14th, local time, the Ukrainian army launched a large-scale joint attack on the Russian Black Sea port of Novorossiysk.

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What's behind Amazon's wave of layoffs?

Amazon recently announced it will cut 14,000 jobs. Multiple sources indicate the final number of layoffs could reach 30,000, exceeding the 27,000 layoffs planned for 2022-2023.

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Under the heavy pressure of US tariffs, Japanese automakers lost 1.5 trillion yen in half a year

Recently, the United States has officially imposed a 25% tariff on imported medium and heavy-duty trucks and their parts, and a 10% tariff on buses under Section 232 of the Trade Expansion Act.

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7.2 Billion 'Innovation Patch': The Absurd Footnote of Tesla's Acquisition

When the halo of being a 'disruptor' still shone brightly on the glass walls of Tesla's headquarters, and when Musk was loudly proclaiming on social media to 'reshape the future of energy with technology,' this company, which idolizes innovation, nonetheless wrote the most ironic footnote with a $7.2 billion check—acquiring the American energy storage company Fluence to 'plug gaps' in its own supply chain using someone else's patents.

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The EU's Comprehensive Carbon Border Tax: A Green Reconstruction of the Global Trade Pattern

In November 2025, the transition period of the EU's Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM) will come to an end, and it will enter the full taxation stage.

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Luxury Hotel Prices Soar in the US: A Luxurious Frenzy Amidst Economic Divergence

While the US economy struggles through inflation and shortages, the luxury hotel industry is experiencing an unprecedented "frenzy."

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