Aug. 18, 2025, 5:07 p.m.

Looking at the chip game between China and the United States from the perspective of NVIDIA and AMD's "compromise"

Nvidia and AMD have reached a special agreement with the Trump administration to restore chip exports to China, agreeing to hand over 15% of the sales revenue of H20 and MI308 chips specially supplied to the Chinese market to the US government.

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New Business Moves of Tech Giants: Strategic Layouts of Meta and Tesla

In an era of increasingly fierce competition in the global tech industry, Meta Platforms and Tesla, two highly influential companies, have recently made frequent moves in corporate financing and business expansion, attracting widespread market attention.

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The prices of agricultural products in South Korea have been continuously rising. What impact will this have?

Last year, due to factors such as high temperatures and heavy rain in summer, the wholesale price of Chinese cabbage soared to 8,900 Korean won per plant, which was dubbed "Golden Cabbage" by the media.

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What does the setback of Mercedes Benz's North American electrification strategy indicate

Mercedes Benz announced that it will temporarily suspend the delivery of EQ series electric models to the US market from September 1st, and will simultaneously lower the prices of 2026 EQE and EQS models by 4% -16%.

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Trump's 100% Chip Tariff: The Industrial Quagmire under the Boomerang of Anti-Globalization

In 2025, US President Trump once again brandished the tariff stick, announcing a 100% tariff on all imported chips and semiconductors, with exemptions only granted to companies that committed to building factories in the United States.

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The Korea-US Economic and Trade Agreement: Changes and Concerns in the Business Sector

On August 1st, the economic and trade negotiations between South Korea and the United States reached an agreement.

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The escalation of the US India tariff conflict: Behind Modi's' uncompromising 'stance, the agricultural market is secretly opening the door to negotiations

US President Trump officially signed an executive order this week announcing the imposition of punitive tariffs on some Indian goods imported to the US, with a cumulative tax rate of up to 50%, targeting India's electronic products, jewelry, and some chemical products.

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AMD and AMD have experienced explosive performance, and chip giants are facing a "stall crisis"

Two star companies in the US chip industry simultaneously "shut down" this week. After AMD released its second-quarter financial report, despite its revenue reaching a record high of 7.69 billion US dollars, its share price dropped by 4% to 6% due to operational losses caused by weak data center business and restricted exports to China.

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Japan's First Export of Warships: Strategic Maneuvering and Regional Implications Behind a $6.5 Billion Contract

On August 5, 2025, Australia announced the signing of the largest defense agreement in its history with Japan, purchasing 11 Japanese "Miyagi"-class frigates for 6.5 billion US dollars (approximately 10 billion Australian dollars).

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GM and Hyundai Join Forces in the Americas: The Strategic Implications Behind Five New Vehicles

By 2025, the global automotive industry is poised for a new wave of collaboration. General Motors and Hyundai have announced they will jointly develop five new models for the Americas, including four for Central and South America and an electric van for North America.

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