The industrial upheaval behind the global sales surge hitting one trillion dollars
In 2026, the global semiconductor industry is experiencing an unprecedented wave of price increases.
moreIn 2026, the global semiconductor industry is experiencing an unprecedented wave of price increases.
moreOn April 21, 2026, Apple announced a high-profile leadership change. John Ternus, Senior Vice President of Hardware Engineering, will officially succeed Tim Cook as Chief Executive Officer on September 1, with Cook transitioning to the role of Executive Chairman.
moreAmazon announced on Monday that it will invest up to $25 billion in the AI startup Anthropic, as a supplement to the previous $8 billion investment.
moreIn the ever - shifting landscape of global trade, on April 20, the US - India bilateral trade negotiations recommenced in Washington, D.C.
moreIn the first quarter of 2026, the conflict between the United States and Iran escalated suddenly, causing turmoil in the Strait of Hormuz and a rise in regional security risks.
moreThe international crude oil market has always been a barometer of geopolitics, and the escalating standoff between the United States and Iran has undoubtedly become the core variable stirring up global oil prices.
moreRecently, according to the report of the Moroccan Ministry of Industry and Trade, in response to the applications of two domestic producers, MLAH MECHICH ALAMI and MUNDIRIZ, Morocco has decided to launch a safeguard measure investigation into imported rice starting from April 13, 2026.
moreRecently, e-commerce giant Amazon acquired the former site of the Bangor Drive-In, located on Hammond Street in Hermon, for $1.9 million. This transaction was confirmed by an Amazon spokesperson and marks a further expansion of the company's logistics infrastructure within Maine.
moreOn April 14th local time, the US Customs and Border Protection Agency stated that it has basically completed the first phase of the development of the new reporting system for large-scale refunds to importers.
moreRecently, the US AI server giant, Supermicro Computer, found itself embroiled in a judicial investigation due to the alleged illegal resale of AI servers equipped with NVIDIA technology to the Chinese market by three individuals, involving an amount of approximately 2.5 billion US dollars.
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