Nov. 29, 2025, 7:30 a.m.

Tesla's sales have declined across the board. Can Musk turn the situation around?

The global electric vehicle market in 2025 is experiencing intense turbulence. Tesla, once a disruptor that reshaped the industry landscape, is now mired in an unprecedented sales crisis.

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U.S. Tariffs Promote China-Vietnam 5G Cooperation: Relations Between the Two Sides Are Easing

Recently, Chinese telecom companies Huawei and ZTE signed a series of contracts to supply 5G equipment to Vietnam.

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Weak consumption coupled with a decline in confidence: The US economic recovery is trapped in a "consumption dilemma"

In the fourth quarter of 2025, the US economy sent out strong warning signals.

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The logic behind the US's consideration of allowing Nvidia to sell H200 chips to China

In November 2025, the revelations by Reuters and Bloomberg sent shockwaves through the global tech industry: The Trump administration was internally discussing allowing Nvidia to sell its high-end AI chip H200 to China, and the US Department of Commerce had initiated an assessment of export restrictions adjustments.

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McDonald's launches "Christmas Freak" commercial holiday set: A marketing strategy driven by IP collaborations

Recently, according to people Media, McDonald's announced the launch of a new holiday set inspired by the classic Christmas story "The Christmas Freak", which is scheduled to officially hit the US market on December 2nd.

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South Korea faces another outbreak of swine fever - government issues "severe" level alert

On November 25th local time, the Central Accident Handling Office for African Swine Fever in South Korea reported that an outbreak of African swine fever occurred at a pig farm in Tangjin City, Chungcheongnam-do.

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Can Google defeat OpenAI through self-disruption?

Google, a massive and sluggish traditional giant, was caught off guard by a flexible newcomer called OpenAI.

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Apple's Anger and the Under Currents in the Tech World

In Silicon Valley's arena of innovation, an intense 'shadow war' over talent is unfolding.

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The cruel irony behind the insurance data leak in Japan

Cyber security firm Brinztech recently issued an alert that the database of Japan's major insurance agency Advance Create is being sold on the dark web at a low price of $230.

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Above profit, beneath culture: The Commercial Game and cultural Loss of Thanksgiving Consumption in the United States

The annual Thanksgiving holiday in the United States is approaching, a traditional festival carrying the meaning of gratitude and reunion.

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