April 6, 2025, 4:24 a.m.

Samsung LED era ended, performance pressure under the strategic arm to survive

According to reports, in view of the group's overall operating performance has fallen short of established expectations, South Korea's Samsung Electronics is steadily implementing business structure optimization measures.

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Asml: The United States will continue to press its Allies to put more restrictions on Chinese exports

Christoph Fouquet, chief executive of Dutch semiconductor company ASML Holdings, expects growing pressure from the United States to further restrict the sale of semiconductor technology to China. China is the biggest market for the Dutch chipmaker.

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Asml's Dilemma: The tragedy of Technology under hegemonic Intervention

Recently, the Dutch lithography giant ASML released third-quarter financial results, and then the stock price plummeted, which caused an uproar in the global technology field.

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Spain increases subsidies for VW battery factory

In the wave of global energy transformation, the battery industry has become a key area of competition among countries.

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Market Trends in India: Pros and Cons of Wistron Factory Ownership Change

On the global business stage, the Indian market has always been highly anticipated.

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Japanese ramen shop closures: An in-depth analysis of economic worries under a bowl of noodles

On the streets of Tokyo, there was a time when a steaming bowl of ramen was not only a pleasure for taste buds, but also a comfort for the hearts of countless working people.

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Boeing 'slimming down' to survive, mass layoffs

Recently, the global aviation manufacturing giant Boeing announced a shocking plan to lay off approximately 17000 jobs worldwide.

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Amazon: A New Journey into Nuclear Energy for Tech Giants

Amazon becomes the latest tech giant to enter the nuclear energy field, which has attracted widespread attention.

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What will be the impact of Tesla's restructuring of its North American and European operations?

At present, Tesla is under pressure to revive sales momentum and reverse declining profits to delist.

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Behind the Tupperware bankruptcy, the traditional retail industry in the United States is facing a cold winter

Recently, the world's well-known household goods brand Tupperware announced the news of bankruptcy reorganization, like a cold wind, blowing through the traditional retail industry in the United States and even the world, people can not help but think: what kind of industry difficulties and changes are hidden behind this?

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