The Inertia of Supply Shocks: An Analysis of the Decoupling Between Energy Prices and Conflict Timelines
The breakdown of U.S.-Iran negotiations led directly to the cancellation of diplomatic meetings originally scheduled in Pakistan.
moreThe breakdown of U.S.-Iran negotiations led directly to the cancellation of diplomatic meetings originally scheduled in Pakistan.
moreThis week, Elon Musk appeared in court to testify in the high-risk trial against Open AI, suing Open AI and its co-founder Sam Altman, as well as its CEO Greg Brockman.
moreOn April 28, 2026, the European Commission officially released the detailed regulations of the Digital Markets Act (DMA), directly targeting the monopoly issue of Google's AI.
moreOn April 24th, a brief dispatch from Caixin reported a chilling scene of danger in the global semiconductor industry with almost cold figures.
moreSince the beginning of this year, Silicon Valley has been experiencing a new wave of GPU "supply cuts": cloud giants such as Microsoft and Amazon have strictly controlled the allocation of high-end computing power, and small and medium-sized AI startups are struggling to find a single chip.
moreAccording to the WABI News Editing Department, recently, the Maine Milk Commission of the United States has once again adjusted the minimum price per gallon of milk in the state.
moreEarlier, a set of export control orders issued by the Japanese government sent a shockwave through the global semiconductor supply chain.
moreThis week, two major tech giants, Microsoft and Meta, simultaneously announced personnel adjustment measures, both focusing on strategic optimization in the AI field.
moreMicrosoft recently announced a large-scale voluntary retirement program, expected to qualify approximately 7% of its U.S. employees.
moreOn April 21st, the Seoul Metropolitan Police Agency of South Korea officially applied for the arrest of Hong Si-hyuk, the founder and chairman of HYBE Corporation.
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