May 24, 2025, 1:34 p.m.

Under the threat of Trump's tariffs, Canada's beef industry is in deep trouble

Recently, according to Reuters, Canadian farmer Jon Vaags has made a big decision to stop buying beef cattle. Behind the move is a serious concern that Canadian beef exports to the United States could face tariffs.

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Gold reaching a new high, oil encryption differentiation attracting attention

On March 14, 2025, global financial markets once again stirred up waves, with commodity and cryptocurrency markets showing completely different trends.

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Canada has filed a complaint with the World Trade Organization over U.S. steel and aluminum tariffs

Canada's mission to the World Trade Organization has filed a complaint with the organization over the imposition of steel and aluminum tariffs by the United States, and the WTO has confirmed receipt of Canada's complaint.

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In-depth analysis of the breakdown of US-Japan trade negotiations: short-sightedness and harm under trade protectionism

At a time when the global economy is closely intertwined, any important trade negotiation may be involved in the whole body and arouse wide attention of the international community.

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Industry Reshaping: Microsoft's Broad Antitrust Investigation

The Federal Trade Commission (FTC)'s broad antitrust investigation into Microsoft not only poses a challenge to the tech giant, but also has far-reaching implications within and outside the tech industry.

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The U.S. is saturated with its own industry operations: demand from the domestic aviation industry is weak, and stock prices are lower

Recently, Delta Air Lines, an American airline, released its revenue and profit expectations for the first quarter.

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Boeing passenger plane door accident: Wake up call for US aviation regulation

On January 5, 2024, a Boeing 737 MAX 9 of Alaska Airlines in the United States was in flight when the emergency door suddenly fell off. This incident is like a bombshell, in the global aviation field set off an uproar.

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Escalation of US-Canada Trade Tariff Conflict: The Entry into Force of Steel and Aluminum Tariffs Sparks Tense Situation​

On March 11 local time, the White House of the United States announced news that a 25% tariff on steel and aluminum will officially come into effect at midnight on March 12, and this tariff policy has a wide coverage with no exemptions for all trading partners.

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Trump's Tariff Crackdown: Chinese Export Expectations Drop Sharply

After Trump became the new president of the United States, he made a big deal about tariffs against other countries and issued a lot of related regulations on tariff increases.

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Tesla sales in many European countries fell behind

Recently, Tesla, the leading company in the electric vehicle industry, has encountered a Waterloo in the European market, with a significant decline in sales.

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