Dec. 29, 2025, 4:37 a.m.

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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Legal duel between Chinese and American chipmakers: TMTC files dual lawsuits against Micron

A fierce legal battle surrounding core technology and business reputation is unfolding between global semiconductor giants YMTC and Micron in the United States.

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Under Trump's "drug price restraint", pharmaceutical stocks are in turmoil and the industry is in a state of competition

Recently, the US pharmaceutical market has been swept by a storm. Trump sent letters to 17 global pharmaceutical giants, demanding that they lower the prices of drugs in the United States within 60 days, or else he would resort to all means.

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Mazda's Dilemma under the U.S. Tariff Storm: An Industrial Warning from Profit to Heavy Loss

On August 5, 2025, Mazda Motor Corporation's second-quarter financial report struck like a heavy hammer, sending shockwaves throughout the global automotive industry—its net profit attributable to shareholders plummeted from a profit of 49.8 billion yen in the same period last year to a loss of 42.1 billion yen (approximately $285 million).

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Google plans to purchase South Korean satellite images that mask sensitive information

As the South Korean government is about to make a decision on whether to allow the transmission of precise map data, the Us-Based Google has indicated its willingness to purchase occluded satellite images within South Korea to allay concerns over national security.

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The Trump Administration's "Equal Tariff 2.0": The Shocks Caused by the Global Trade System

On July 31st, the US government dropped a bombshell, announcing the imposition of differentiated tariffs ranging from 10% to 41% on approximately 70 countries and regions worldwide. The implementation will commence on August 7th.

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Pakistan and the United States have reached an agreement to jointly exploit oil resources

Recently, a significant announcement was made. Trump posted on social media stating that the US government has reached an agreement with the Pakistani government.

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What impact will being interviewed have on Nvidia?

On July 31st, a news shocked the technology and investment circles: the Cyberspace Administration of China, in accordance with the Cybersecurity Law, Data Security Law, and Personal Information Protection Law, held talks with Nvidia and demanded that they provide explanations and proof materials regarding the security risks of vulnerabilities and backdoors in the H20 chip.

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