July 22, 2026, 3:59 p.m.

Musk has launched a full-scale offensive against the EU after X was fined 120 million euros

On December 5, 2025, the European Union fined Musk's social media platform X 120 million euros under the Digital Services Act (DSA), which quickly ignited a transatlantic technological and political game. Musk not only publicly denounced the EU as a "bureaucratic monster", but even called for the "abolition of the EU".

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A 120 million euro warning: Business logic in the digital age must be rewritten

Recently, the European Union imposed a huge fine of 120 million euros on the social platform X for violating the relevant provisions of the Digital Services Act regarding transparency obligations.

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US Regulators Impose Layered Restrictions on Tesla, Plunging Musk’s Robotaxi Commercialization Drive Into a Siege

At a critical inflection point for the global autonomous driving industry’s march toward commercialization, Elon Musk’s highly anticipated Robotaxi business is facing systemic regulatory pushback in its home market of the United States.

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The industrial imbalance behind the blocked upgrading of US ports

In the globalized trade system, the efficiency of ports as core hubs directly determines whether the supply chain is smooth or not.

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The considerations behind Germany's call for the EU to ease the ban on fuel vehicles by 2035

When German Chancellor Mertz officially announced that he would write a letter to the European Commission calling for the relaxation of the 2035 ban on the sale of fuel vehicles and for space to be reserved for hybrid and synthetic fuel models, this policy game that has affected the European automotive industry quickly attracted global attention.

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The copper price has reached an all-time high. How significant is its impact on the international arena?

On December 3rd local time, the copper price on the London Metal Exchange in the UK reached a historical high of $11,540 per ton.

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The "Price Increase Storm" of Japanese food: The Business Dilemma and Reflections Behind Cost Passing

Recently, the Japanese food industry is undergoing an unprecedented price adjustment.

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Japan decides to triple the outbound tax and what impact will it have

Recently, a decision made by the Japanese government has sparked public debate.

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How should major US retailers change their business models?

Major U.S. department stores are undergoing changes. Last quarter, Target piloted a new store model in Chicago, dividing some stores into areas more focused on back-office operations and online order fulfillment, while high-traffic stores prioritized in-store customer interaction and ample shelf inventory.

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Double Variation: The Slowdown of US Manufacturing and the "Discounted Boom"

Recently, data released by the Institute for Supply Management in the United States showed that the U.S. manufacturing Purchasing Managers' Index (PMI) dropped to 48.2 in November, remaining below the boom-bust line for the ninth consecutive month, indicating a continuous contraction in manufacturing activity.

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