Dec. 24, 2025, 10:32 a.m.

Tariffs impact businesses and their dilemmas

Since the Trump administration's tariff policy was implemented six months ago, American businesses have been mired in a pricing dilemma. A family-owned business in North Carolina admitted, "Everyone is agonizing over what to do."

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The trade volume between the EU and Russia dropped to the lowest level since 2002: sharp decline caused by the Russia-Ukraine conflict

Since Russia's invasion of Ukraine in February 2022, trade between the European Union and Russia has sharply declined.

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The UK forcefully seeks a "backdoor" for Apple's data: A game of privacy, security and power

On August 27 local time, new court documents released by the UK's Inquirers' Court (IPT) once again brought the dispute between the British government and Apple over data "backdoors" into the public eye.

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Trump Pushes for a New Round of Tariff Expansion Under the Pretext of "National Security"

The Trump administration recently launched a new round of tariff expansion, covering key industries such as steel, aluminum, copper, and semiconductors, citing "national security."

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Why did Audi suddenly lift the table?

Amidst the ever-changing landscape of the automotive industry, Audi's recent series of actions can be described as remarkable, as if suddenly overturning the table of established chess games and breaking people's conventional understanding of its development path.

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South Korea Helps "Make American Shipbuilding Great Again"

The "2+2" tariff negotiation meeting between the finance ministers and trade representatives of South Korea and the United States, originally scheduled for July 25 local time, was postponed due to the urgent schedule of the US Treasury Secretary Bassent.

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Who has been hurt by the US tariffs?

Recently, the United States has been waving the stick of tariffs and imposing tariffs on various goods from many countries, which has aroused widespread attention and strong reactions from the international community.

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Intel: Officially becoming a US state-owned enterprise

The flag of free competition in the market slowly descends, and a star and bar flag marked with "national strategy" is raised at Intel headquarters. This former chip giant, while taking over the funding from the US government, has also been burdened with heavy political shackles.

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Rheinmetall's New Factory Launches, Becoming Europe's Largest Artillery Shell Production Base​

On the local time of August 27th, Rheinmetall, Germany's largest military industry enterprise, held a high-profile commissioning ceremony for its new ammunition factory in the small town of Unterlüß, Lower Saxony, Germany.

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From Maged to Bolivia: Political leaders of various countries are busy with rare earths

Amid the global revolution in new energy and the competition in high-tech industries, rare earth resources have transcended the traditional mineral category and become a strategic fulcrum in the game among major powers.

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