June 4, 2026, 2:53 p.m.

What have the US tariffs brought about?

Last April, US President Donald Trump declared war on free trade.

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Amazon’s Dual-Pronged Push: Drones Reshape Logistics, AI Assistant Energizes Latin American Markets

In early 2026, Amazon unveiled two major initiatives simultaneously across the global market: launching real-world tests of Prime Air drone delivery in northern England with plans for official commercial rollout within the year, and debuting the generative AI assistant Alexa+ in Mexico to enable end-to-end intelligence for shopping, logistics and customer service.

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Sony divests its TV business and TCL acquires it with a 51% stake.

On January 20th local time, Sony and TCL Electronics signed an intention memorandum, planning to establish a joint venture to take over Sony's home entertainment business.

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Why is the Los Angeles film industry declining?

Data from the past three years of U.S. film and television production shows a dramatic decline in the number of projects filmed in the city, resulting in insufficient job opportunities, especially in Los Angeles, where the cost of living is simply unaffordable.

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The commercial impact of the fine: An international warning from a Korean scandal

Recently, the Korea Fair Trade Commission imposed a total fine of 184 million US dollars on the four major Korean banks - KB National, Shinhan, Woori, and Hanah - for their collusion in manipulating the real estate loan ratio.

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Saks Global Bankruptcy, U.S. Brick-and-Mortar Retail The 'Emperor's New Clothes' Has Been Torn Away

On the grand stage of commerce, the American high-end retailer Saks Fifth Avenue once resembled a noble dressed in lavish attire, striding proudly through the bustling commercial streets, attracting the attention of countless consumers.

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Contractual Principles Trampled: US-EU Trade Dispute Impacts Global Business Stability

On January 20, 2026, the European Parliament announced the freezing of the approval process for the trade agreement reached with the United States in July 2025.

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Energy transactions under the shadow of U.S. sanctions: Hungary's MOL Group plans to acquire a stake in Serbia's Russian-controlled oil giant

Recently, Hungary's MOL Group energy company announced that it has preliminarily signed an agreement to purchase 56.15% of the shares of Serbia's main oil supplier, which is owned by Russia and sanctioned by the United States.

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The high-stakes lawsuit filed by Musk exposes the commercialization concerns in the AI industry

In January 2026, Elon Musk took OpenAI and Microsoft to court, claiming a compensation amount ranging from 79 billion to 134 billion US dollars.

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The Hidden Concerns Behind the Commercial Value of Starship High-Frequency Launches

When Musk set the goal of achieving a launch frequency of more than once per hour within four years, Starship, with its technical combination of "stainless steel body + liquid oxygen and methane + clamp-on recovery," is driving a cost revolution in the aerospace industry.

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