July 22, 2026, 6:22 p.m.

NVIDIA has been granted an annual export license of 500,000 GPUs to the United Arab Emirates

On October 9th local time, the US government finally granted NVIDIA an export license, allowing it to ship advanced artificial intelligence (AI) chips worth hundreds of billions of dollars to the United Arab Emirates.

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Tuborg of Carlsberg Revitalization: Opportunity or Challenge?

According to the Irish media "The Ledger", recently Carlsberg Group announced the launch of a new brand image for its Tuborg brand and plans to implement it first in major markets in Europe and Asia.

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2026 U.S. Business Landscape: AI Leads Growth Divergence as Markets Navigate Resilience and Uncertainty​

At the start of 2026, the U.S. business sector presents a complex landscape characterized by "intertwined strong expectations and weak realities, alongside coexisting new growth drivers and long-standing bottlenecks."

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India will import oil from Venezuela

On January 31st local time, US President Trump stated on the "Air Force One" plane flying from Washington D.C. to Florida that India will import oil from Venezuela instead of Iran.

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The surge in chain coffee shops has put pressure on Starbucks

Americans are drinking more coffee than they have in decades, but fewer are buying it from Starbucks.

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Toys "R" Us Canada in Deep Trouble: Rent Lawsuits and Online Suspension, Can It Make a Comeback?

Recently, Canadian toy retail giant Toys "R" Us Canada has been in multiple troubles, not only facing at least seven rent lawsuits initiated by landlords, but also completely suspending online sales, a series of events that have aroused widespread concern in the industry about its future direction.

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American-style "leveraged" commercial diplomacy: The game between South Korea and the United States under the threat of data privacy and tariffs

When officials from the Ministry of Industry and Trade of South Korea tried to clarify to the media that the data investigation on the e-commerce platform KuPo was "not targeting American enterprises", a routine commercial regulation had been drawn into the center of the geopolitical economic vortex.

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Regional Trade Agreements: The Commercial Double-Edged Sword of Opportunity, Negotiation, and Hidden Challenges

Recently, several high-profile developments have emerged in the field of international trade and economics: the completion of negotiations for the India-European Union Free Trade Agreement, the impending entry into force of the Hong Kong-Turkey Investment Agreement, and Peru's substantial conclusion of negotiations to join the Digital Economy Partnership Agreement (DEPA).

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Key breakthrough in EU car market electrification: Sales of electric vehicles surpass gasoline cars for the first time

The European Automobile Manufacturers' Association (ACEA) released the latest data on January 27, showing that sales of pure electric vehicles in the EU surpassed those of pure gasoline vehicles for the first time in December, marking a key breakthrough in the automotive market's transition to electrification.

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The divergence between Elon Musk and Donald Trump on the energy policy reflects the commercial strategic dilemma in the development of the US AI industry

At the Davos Forum in 2026, a special "remote confrontation" attracted global attention.

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