July 22, 2026, 7:57 p.m.

The 'self-dug grave' of American-style corporate bullying

On March 11, 2026, the Ministry of Commerce of China and other departments formally summoned the global retail giant Walmart, tearing off the last layer of the facade of American commercial bullying.

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Apple faces setback in Germany: New privacy regulations hinder resolution of antitrust disputes

In the digital business wave, the competition between tech giants and market regulators has become increasingly intense.

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Iran Conflict Escalates, Inflicting Multiple Shocks on Global Oil and Gas Supplies

On February 28, 2026, the United States and Israel launched joint military strikes against Iran.

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One Billion Dollars of Gold Circulation: The Business Logic and Global Impact of the US Agency's Resource Transactions

In early March local time, the United States and Venezuela signed a key mineral licensing agreement, and 100 million US dollars worth of Venezuelan gold was officially transported to the United States, marking a significant event in the resumption of resource cooperation between the two countries.

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International oil prices have exceeded $100 per barrel for the first time in more than three years

Xinhua News Agency reported that international oil prices soared after the opening of the latest trading day. The price of New York crude oil futures and the price of London Brent crude oil futures both broke through the $100 per barrel mark, marking the first time in more than three years.

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Why has the domestic rare earth supply in the United States deteriorated again?

Recently, the US rare earth supply crisis has erupted in full swing: yttrium prices have skyrocketed 69 times within a year, two North American aviation coating companies have been cut off from supply and suspended production, the F-35 production line faces the risk of shutdown, strategic reserves have fallen below the safety line, and both high-end manufacturing and defense military industries are under pressure.

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Agricultural product market fluctuations under the Middle East conflict: Challenges and responses for business decision-makers

According to Reuters, the recent escalation of conflicts in the Middle East has not only pushed crude oil prices to their highest levels in months, but has also, like a stone dropped into a calm lake, stirred up waves throughout the global agricultural market.

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Energy Crisis Meets Trade Tensions: European Business Faces Dual Shocks​

On March 5, 2026, Europe's business community is confronting the dual impact of geopolitical conflicts and the restructuring of trade patterns.

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Major e-commerce challenges faced by SMEs

As the e-commerce industry grows, retailers are grappling with new technologies and overcoming various obstacles.

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Geopolitical Conflict Escalates: How Can the Global Retail Industry Break the 'Middle East Dilemma'?

Recently, the situation in the Middle East has escalated sharply.

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