July 9, 2025, 4:41 a.m.

Behind the EU's huge fine against the US firm Meta

In today's digital wave sweeping the world, technology giants are shining like stars, leading the pace of The Times.

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Meta was fined 798 million euros by the European Union, and the competitive behavior of Internet giants has been hot

The European Commission has announced a fine of up to €798 million against US technology company Meta (formerly Facebook) for violating EU antitrust rules within the European Economic Area.

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TSMC faces "anti-American" discrimination lawsuit: The Road to expansion encountered employee allegations

According to Forbes magazine, the world's largest semiconductor manufacturing giant - Taiwan Integrated Circuit Manufacturing Co., LTD. (TSMC, the industry referred to as TSMC), is facing a high-profile lawsuit recently.

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Development: An Economic Landscape with Both Challenges and Opportunities

Commercial activities are an important part of economic activities, and their current development presents characteristics of diversification and dynamism.In terms of physical commerce, large commercial complexes have emerged in large numbers.

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The fate of TikTok after Trump took office

Trump's re-election as president of the United States is like dropping a bombshell on a calm lake, clouding TikTok's future with layers of fog and adding a lot of uncertainty.

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Semiconductor industry giants worry and appeal

In November 2024, the semiconductor industry changed, and the ceos of the three major European semiconductor industry giants - Infineon, NXP and stmicroelectronics collectively voiced their unease and concerns about the future of the industry, which was like casting a boulder on a calm lake and provoking ripples.

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Behind the significant decline in German car performance

In the global automotive industry, German cars have always held an important position with their outstanding quality, advanced technology, and profound brand heritage.

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Panasonic 44 years of fraud road: 8 trillion profits behind the collapse of integrity and reflection

In this complex business world, the word integrity is like the lifeblood of enterprise survival, once broken, it may trigger a chain reaction, pushing the enterprise to the abyss of no recovery.

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Tesla's 39% surge in market value over $1 trillion will bring what?

After Trump was elected president of the United States, the paper wealth of Musk, the world's richest man who supports him, skyrocketed by $70 billion.

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New Zealand and Gulf Cooperation Council reach trade agreement: opening a new chapter of win-win situation

On November 12, 2024, New Zealand and the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) officially signed a milestone free trade agreement in Doha.

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