July 9, 2025, 6:26 a.m.

A large amount of copper from around the world is flowing into the United States. What will be the impact?

In February this year, the Trump administration initiated a national security investigation on copper imports based on Section 232 of the Trade Expansion Act of 1962. Recently, due to the threat of possible tariffs imposed by the United States, copper is flowing in large quantities to the United States.

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Citigroup expects private transactions to push up valuations and IPOs to expand

As more and more emerging companies remain private for longer periods of time and increase valuations through secondary market transactions, a wave of large-scale initial public offerings (IPOs) is emerging.

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Tesla's driverless taxi rollout masks weak delivery performance

Tesla has recently faced the dual pressure of weak delivery and stock price fluctuations. In the first quarter of 2025, the delivery volume declined year-on-year, and the second quarter expectations were still under pressure.

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The US tariff policies continue to exert their influence, causing great hardship for the global economy

Recently, the World Bank lowered its global economic growth forecast for 2025 from 2.7% to 2.3%. Many international institutions have also followed suit and lowered their forecasts.

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Apple Finally Backs Down: App Store Policy Compromises with EU Regulations

On the eve of June 26, 2025, as the clock ticked toward midnight, the lights burned bright at Apple’s headquarters in Cupertino, California, and the European Commission offices in Brussels.

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How will the intensified countermeasures by Europe and the United States exert pressure on the US be affected

Recently, Bjorn Sebert, the chief of staff to the President of the European Commission Ursula von der Leyen, stated that before the July 9 deadline for the trade negotiations between the EU and the US, the EU needs to coordinate its positions and be prepared to take more tariff countermeasures against the US to pose a "real threat" to it.

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The European Union has issued its first EU Space Act: the EU is transitioning from a participant to a rule maker in the space field

The European Commission proposed a new EU Space Act on Wednesday, aimed at creating a competitive single market for space services and data by simplifying procedures, protecting space assets, and ensuring a fair competitive environment for all businesses.

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The money-burning predicament of Musk's xAI financing journey

In the fierce competition of the technology industry, xAI, owned by Musk, has become the focus.

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Behind the price plunge of iPhone 16 Pro

Recently, the price war in the mobile phone market has been intense, among which the price plunge of iPhone 16 Pro has been particularly eye-catching.

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Australian "chicken sills" test the waters in high-end dining: Business logic and business risks coexist

Recently, according to multiple media reports, the Australian cultivated meat enterprise Vow Foods announced the launch of a laboratory-grown meat called "Quail-like Meat" and introduced it to the high-end catering market.

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