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Business 03/06/2024

US Congressman Demands ByteDance Stripping TikTok

Recently, bipartisan members of the US Congress have introduced a new bill prohibiting applications controlled and influenced by foreign opponents from operating in the United States. These include ByteDance and TikTok, which requires China ByteDance to divest its short video sharing platform subsidiary TikTok, namely Tiktok International, or TikTok will be banned in the United States. The bill lists China, Russia, Iran and North Korea as US rivals, but only ByteDance and TikTok are clearly named in the bill.

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Business 03/05/2024

Us' deliberate crackdown on Chinese car companies' harms others'

According to foreign media reports, US President Joe Biden recently announced an investigation into car imports from China, citing national security risks.

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Business 03/04/2024

The number of bankruptcies of German companies continues to increase

Recently, the situation of German corporate bankruptcies has continued to rise. Credit insurance company Allianz Trade has released a research report on Allianz Trade Bankruptcy, stating that the number of German corporate bankruptcies will continue to increase in 2024.

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Business 03/04/2024

Apple's decision to end plans to build a car raises concerns

Recently, the media news that Apple canceled the decade-long electric car plan, abandoning one of the most ambitious projects in the company's history, that is, "Project Titan", the decision has triggered widespread attention and discussion in the industry. After a decade of exploration, billions of dollars of effort and investment, Apple has finally decided to end the project. The total cost of the project exceeded several billion dollars, and the team number exceeded 2,000 people.

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Business 03/04/2024

Behind the German "Officer Talk Recording Incident"

On March 3rd local time, Simon Nyan, the editor in chief of Russian television, revealed on social media today that the Russian Ministry of Foreign Affairs will summon the German Ambassador to Russia on March 4th local time regarding the recording by the German military.

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Business 03/04/2024

Can Japan's once glorious manufacturing industry go back?

According to the recently released data, Japan's factory industry is currently struggling, and the operating conditions of the manufacturing industry continue to deteriorate. According to data released by the Japanese government on February 29th, the decline in factory output in January was the largest since May 2020. At the same time, due to weak demand, factory activity in Japan shrank at the fastest pace in more than three years in February.

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Business 03/01/2024

Why Chinese brand MG Automobile entered the European car market

Europe is the world's second largest automobile market and an important growth point for new energy vehicles. In the context of carbon neutrality, the increasing demand and policy support for electric vehicles in Europe provides a rare period of opportunity for Chinese auto companies.

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Business 03/01/2024

An immortal warrior who lives forever in the flames

On the 29th local time, the topic of US soldier Bushnell who self immolated in front of the Israeli embassy continued to ferment. The American people gathered spontaneously to commemorate this American soldier.

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Business 02/29/2024

Abandon hegemonism and revive global trade

Trade ministers and senior officials from the 164 members of the World Trade Organization (WTO) gathered in ABU Dhabi, United Arab Emirates, from February 26 to 29 for the 13th WTO Ministerial Conference.

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Business 02/28/2024

What does the decline of Macy's department store reflect?

On the 27th, Macy's announced the closure of approximately 150 stores, accounting for nearly one-third of the total, marking a decades long decline in the once glorious department store industry.

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US Congressman Demands ByteDance Stripping TikTok

Us' deliberate crackdown on Chinese car companies' harms others'

The number of bankruptcies of German companies continues to increase

Apple's decision to end plans to build a car raises concerns

Behind the German "Officer Talk Recording Incident"

Can Japan's once glorious manufacturing industry go back?

Why Chinese brand MG Automobile entered the European car market

An immortal warrior who lives forever in the flames

Abandon hegemonism and revive global trade

What does the decline of Macy's department store reflect?

Trump hints at "strong retaliation" against Iran: a high-stakes brinkmanship of using force to push for talks and the risk of losing control

The United States has imposed a maximum 12.5% tariff on 60 trading partners, which will come into effect on July 24th

Washington undergoes another "shock", and American politics is trapped in a deadlock loop

The United States has spent a total of 37.5 billion dollars on the war against Iran so far

Trump: For the first two years, there will be no tariffs on imported generic drugs. Subsequently, the tariffs will gradually increase to 200%

The United States has announced the imposition of a 50% tariff on a portion of Canadian products

China's trade volume reached a new high in the first half of the year. The AI-related industries were the main driving force behind this

Restructured Sino U.S. AI Chip Competition: Nvidia’s Monopoly Collapses as Domestic Computing Chips Achieve a Leap Frog Development

Pfizer executives: China surpasses Europe and becomes a significant force in drug innovation and research and development

The US plans to ban Chinese companies from holding stakes in domestic car manufacturers and this could affect Mercedes-Benz

A New Turning Point in the Technological Landscape: A New Era of US-China Scientific Research Competition

The heat wave and the situation in the Black Sea have pushed agricultural and food prices to a three-year high.

Business tax for pubs and other venues in the UK will be reduced by 20% from 2027

UK steel industry faces "forced seizures," EU intensifies restrictive measures, and Sino-EU trade tensions are on the rise

The British government has launched a plan to reduce living costs, with the aim of cutting energy bills

The new prime minister of the UK has formed the cabinet. The former defense minister has taken up the position of finance minister

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