July 22, 2026, 7:58 p.m.

The conflict between the United States and Iran has disrupted shipping, and several insurance companies have cancelled war insurance

Due to the escalating conflict in Iran that has disrupted shipping, causing oil tankers to be damaged or stranded, and resulting in at least two deaths, insurance companies are canceling war risk insurance for vessels in the Persian Gulf.

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Feast with Underlying Concerns: The Business Paradox Behind Apple's New Products and the MWC Craze

In the wave of the technology industry, corporate dynamics have always been a focal point for market attention.

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The "Flip-Flop" Game of U.S. Tariff Policy: A Burden Too Heavy for the Global Trading System to Bear

The frequent adjustments to U.S. tariff policy are like a boulder thrown into the calm lake of global trade.

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National Security Tariffs Return: The Business Logic and Global Cost of Trump's Trade New Deal

On February 24, 2026, Trump delivered his first State of the Union address during his second term, setting a new record with a duration of nearly two hours. He focused on tariffs, tax cuts, and arms sales as the core of economic and diplomatic policies.

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The global negative impact of North American energy fluctuations

Recently, US crude oil inventories surged by 16 million barrels per week, reaching a three-year peak, directly exerting pressure on international oil prices and triggering severe fluctuations in the global oil market.

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The Trump Administration Plans to Impose a 25% Tariff on Some Foreign Semiconductor Products, New Shocks Loom for the Global Industrial Chain

In late February 2026, multiple U.S. media outlets, citing informed sources, revealed that the Trump administration is planning to impose a 25% tariff on some foreign semiconductor products.

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EU's €100 Billion Clean Industry Plan Launches as Europe Sees Surge in Cross-Border Deals​

February 26, 2026, witnessed a dual upsurge of policy implementation and capital movement in Europe's business landscape.

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The Choice for American Farmers in 2026 Regarding Corn Cultivation: The Struggles and Warnings in Agriculture under the Globalization Wave

According to Reuters, recently, when planning their 2026 planting plans, American farmers, despite facing a persistent decline in profit margins, still chose to maintain the high level of corn planting area, with only a slight reduction.

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In-depth Analysis: The Erosion of the Rule of Law and Global Consequences Behind the U.S. Tariff "Flip-Flop"

In today's world of deep global economic integration, international trade serves as a crucial engine for global economic growth.

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Meta's Trillion-Dollar Contract with AMD: Behind the Business Risks and Pressure on Multiple Interests

Recently, Meta announced a five-year contract worth over 100 billion US dollars with AMD for chip purchases.

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