Sept. 9, 2025, 6:34 p.m.

Commercial cooperation worth more than 10 billion: Meta and Google signed a cooperation cloud agreement

Recently, it was reported that Google has reached a six-year cloud computing agreement with Meta Platforms worth more than $10 billion, adding that Meta will use Google Cloud's servers, storage, network and other services.

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The New Chessboard of tech giants: The Business Trends of OpenAI and Google

In the competitive arena of the tech business, every move made by OpenAI and Google attracts much attention. Recently, OpenAI publicly and explicitly discussed the possibility of going public for the first time.

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The Energy Dilemma in the Geopolitical Game as Reflected by the Escalation of the US India Oil Trade Dispute

Recently, US Treasury Secretary Besant publicly accused India of making 16 billion US dollars by purchasing and reselling Russian oil during the Russia-Ukraine conflict, and announced that it would raise the secondary tariff on India.

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Why Norway has become Tesla's' last stronghold 'in Europe

In the current volatile European electric vehicle market, Tesla's sales situation shows significant regional differences.

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From the Tomato Trade to American Protectionism: How Did Tariff Barriers Tear Apart the 27-Year US-Mexico Agreement?

Recently, the dispute between the United States and Mexico over the tomato trade has drawn widespread attention.

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US Expands Scope of Steel and Aluminum Tariffs, Global Industrial Chain May Be Impacted​

On the local time of August 19, the US Department of Commerce announced a decision that may have a significant impact on the global trade pattern: 407 product categories will be included in the tariff list for steel and aluminum derivatives, and the steel and aluminum components in the products on the list will be subject to a high tariff of 50%.

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The Deadlock in US-Brazil Tariff Negotiations: Political Settling of Scores and Sovereignty Gambits Behind the Trade Game

In August 2025, Brazilian Finance Minister Fernando Haddad publicly stated in São Paulo that the US-Brazil tariff negotiations had reached an "unnegotiable deadlock."

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German breweries are facing a severe predicament

Since 2013, the average German person consumed 107 liters of beer per year. However, by 2023, this had dropped to 88 liters, and by 2025, it might even break this lowest record.

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Does Trump's business intervention boost investment or exacerbate risks?

Donald Trump's approach to interacting with large corporations during his presidency, particularly in terms of business investments, indicates that he is imitating the decision-making style of corporate CEOs and driving economic development and investment in the United States through pressure and extortion.

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A $55 million buyout of search rights? Behind the lawsuit filed by Australian regulators against Google for suspected anti-competitive behavior

On August 18th, the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission (ACCC) announced that it had filed a lawsuit against Google, a subsidiary of Alphabet.

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