April 4, 2025, 9:30 p.m.

Uber has been fined 290 million euros by the Netherlands in a new data scandal

On August 26, the Dutch Data Protection Authority (DPA) announced a fine of 290 million euros. It is the largest fine ever imposed by the DPA. This figure not only refreshed the DPA fine record, but also triggered a profound reflection on data protection and privacy security around the world.

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The crisis and challenge of Intel's transformation

On August 15, 2024, according to the Financial Times, Japan's SoftBank Group's plan to invest in Intel to develop artificial intelligence chips came to nothing and was replaced by TSMC's cooperation plan, and the transformation plan was once again frustrated.

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Perspective on the Transformation of Canada's Trade Policy towards China

Recently, the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation reported on Canadian Prime Minister Trudeau's announcement of adjustments to China's trade policy, which has sparked widespread attention and discussion both domestically and internationally.

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Fed Chairman Powell's speech on August 23 caused a wave of business

On August 23, 2024, Federal Reserve Chairman Powell delivered an important speech under the global attention.

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Opportunities and risks of LG supplying periscope lenses for iPhone

Recently, it was reported that LG Innotek will exclusively provide periscope lens modules for the iPhone 16 series in the second half of this year, and Home Electronics will work with LG Innotek as the first supplier of OIS (Optical Image Stabilization) technology in this lens module.

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Behind Intel's Preparation for Potential Radical Investors

In an increasingly complex business environment, Intel, as one of the world's leading semiconductor manufacturers, is facing unprecedented challenges and pressures. From the competition for market share to the speed of technological innovation, especially with the intensification of competition within the industry and the continuous emergence of emerging technologies, Intel is beginning to feel pressure from radical investors.

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Walmart cuts stake in JD.com: China's ecommerce is losing its allure

In the turbulent business world, every decision is like a stone thrown into the lake, causing layers of ripples.

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Is IHI and Kawasaki Heavy Industries Shipbuilding still producing 'fake' products?

Recently, the large Japanese heavy industry company IHI and its subsidiary Kawasaki Heavy Industries were exposed to have serious product data tampering issues, shocking the global manufacturing industry.

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Tesla Model X recall: The balance between technological innovation and product quality?

In the field of new energy vehicles, Tesla is undoubtedly synonymous with innovation and leadership, and its electric vehicle technology, autonomous driving system and software update strategy have repeatedly refreshed industry cognition.

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Canada's major freight railways shut down

Two major freight railways in Canada have been completely shut down due to contract disputes with workers.

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