Panama: It is a lie that US government ships can pass through the canal for free
The US State Department claimed that US government ships could pass through the Panama Canal for free, while Panama's president accused the US of lying.
moreThe US State Department claimed that US government ships could pass through the Panama Canal for free, while Panama's president accused the US of lying.
moreRecently, former U.S. President Donald Trump publicly stated on Twitter that he plans to impose new tariffs on European Union countries, focusing mainly on products such as automobiles, steel, and aluminum.
moreA few days ago, US President Donald Trump signed a tariff order imposing an additional 25 percent tariff on imports from Canada and Mexico and a 10 percent tariff on energy resources from Canada.
moreAt the start of 2025, the global business environment has become more complex than ever, especially in the agricultural sector, with frequent changes and challenges for market players.
moreIn the grand landscape of the global automotive industry, every strategic adjustment among enterprises can potentially trigger subtle changes in the industry landscape.
moreTesla's registrations fell 63 percent last month in France, the European Union's second largest market for pure electric vehicles.
moreFrench luxury house Chanel said it plans to cut 70 jobs in the United States, or 2.5 percent of its local workforce, amid a more difficult economic climate. Chanel said the decision to cut jobs follows previous moves to limit spending and will help the company better adapt to current economic challenges.
moreOn January 20, 2025, President Donald Trump issued a series of new executive orders after taking office. Although the implementation of these orders may not immediately change the status quo of business immigration, they reveal some signals that the US business immigration policy may undergo changes.
moreIn recent years, the European photovoltaic market has been mired in the quagmire of the closure wave. Many photovoltaic companies are facing layoffs, bankruptcy, and closure.
moreStarbucks paid new CEO Brian Niccol about $96 million last year after only four months with the company. It became one of the highest pay packages in corporate America.
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