June 30, 2025, 7:39 p.m.

Panama's president: Panama Canal does not offer separate price cuts for US ships

Panamanian President Roberto Mulino said the sovereignty of the Panama Canal belongs to Panama and there is no room for renegotiation.

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What does Toyota's Waterloo mean?

In the long history of the automotive industry, Toyota was once an admired monument, standing among the world's automotive companies with its excellent quality management, efficient production methods, and stable market performance.

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Germany's car industry: Who should rethink?

The German car industry, once a glorious economic engine, is now facing unprecedented difficulties.

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Projection on the Potential Impact of the "Trump 2.0" Policy on the Business Field

In 2024, the political stage in the United States has witnessed constant changes, and the emergence of the "Trump 2.0" policy concept has drawn widespread attention from all sectors.

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"ICE Cotton Price Decline: The Plight of the U.S. Cotton Industry and Future Prospects"

Recently, the international cotton market once again ushered in turmoil, ICE (Intercontinental Exchange) cotton prices further weakened due to the pressure of slowing export sales in the United States.

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Can the Merged Honda-Nissan Reverse the Tide of Electrification?

On December 23, Honda and Nissan announced their merger, a move that has sent shockwaves through the global automotive industry.

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How will Honda and Nissan's merger plan reshape the global automotive industry?

In the future automotive industry, the advantages of scale may become increasingly important. In response to the challenges of declining sales, falling stock prices and increasing competition from electric vehicle (EV) manufacturers, Japanese auto giants Honda and Nissan announced plans to merge. The two companies hope to enhance their competitiveness and increase market share through this strategic move.

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What will Xerox's acquisition of printer maker Lexmark bring to business?

Xerox Holdings Corporation today announced that it has agreed to acquire laser printer manufacturer Lexmark International from Nastar Corporation, Pacific Alliance Asia Capital and Shanghai Capital Investment Center in a transaction valued at $1.5 billion, including assumed debt. Xerox said in a statement Monday that it would cut its annual dividend to 50 cents a share from $1 to help fund the acquisition.

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UK retailers face sales challenges

During the annual Christmas shopping season, retailers will welcome a sales feast.

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The business logic and risks behind the Honda-Nissan merger

Honda and Nissan, Japan's second and third largest automakers, are discussing a potential merger, news that will no doubt send shockwaves through the global auto industry.

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