June 4, 2026, 2:08 a.m.

Trump's tariff policy suffers another setback: US court rules against 10% global tariffs

On May 7th, a ruling by the US Court of International Trade once again pushed the Trump administration's tariff policy to the forefront of public attention.

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Amazon VC Service Provider Collapse: $900M Order Empire Crumbles, Cross-Border Sellers Trapped in Double Crisis of Frozen Funds and Inventory​

In May 2026, the cross-border e-commerce industry was hit by a major crisis.

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South Korea's Chip Exports Reach Record High, Global Business Landscape Faces Major Transformation

Since 2026, South Korea's chip exports have continuously set new historical records, becoming the most notable phenomenon in the global business sector.

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Samsung Becomes Second Asian Company to Surpass $1 Trillion in Market Capitalization

According to CNBC, South Korean tech giant Samsung Electronics recently wrote a significant chapter in the capital markets, successfully crossing the $1 trillion threshold in market capitalization.

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The "creative destruction" of business commitments: When the White House rewrites business contracts via Twitter

Recently, the US International Trade Court issued a temporary injunction to prevent the government from imposing "reciprocal tariffs" based on the "International Emergency Economic Powers Act", ruling that this power belongs to Congress.

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The Inertia of Supply Shocks: An Analysis of the Decoupling Between Energy Prices and Conflict Timelines

The breakdown of U.S.-Iran negotiations led directly to the cancellation of diplomatic meetings originally scheduled in Pakistan.

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The Battle Between Charity and Commercial Interests: Musk Sues Open AI as Trial Begins

This week, Elon Musk appeared in court to testify in the high-risk trial against Open AI, suing Open AI and its co-founder Sam Altman, as well as its CEO Greg Brockman.

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EU's DMA Takes Strong Measures to Regulate Google's AI: Breaking the Ecological Monopoly and Reshaping the Global AI Competition Landscape

On April 28, 2026, the European Commission officially released the detailed regulations of the Digital Markets Act (DMA), directly targeting the monopoly issue of Google's AI.

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The experiment of tech giants "allowing employees to share the benefits of AI": The output of Samsung's factory is being hindered by angry calculations.

On April 24th, a brief dispatch from Caixin reported a chilling scene of danger in the global semiconductor industry with almost cold figures.

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The logic behind the new wave of GPU supply disruptions in Silicon Valley

Since the beginning of this year, Silicon Valley has been experiencing a new wave of GPU "supply cuts": cloud giants such as Microsoft and Amazon have strictly controlled the allocation of high-end computing power, and small and medium-sized AI startups are struggling to find a single chip.

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