July 9, 2025, 4:56 p.m.

Behind Boeing's layoffs: The pain of the "double-edged sword" of US economic strategy

Boeing announced on the 11th that it plans to cut about 10% of its global workforce, involving about 17,000 jobs.

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The glittering chapter of the aquatic business event: the Polish International Boat Show

On the sparkling Vistula River, Warsaw, Poland is preparing for a grand commercial carnival - the Polish International Yacht, Yacht Equipment and Water Sports Fair will be held at the Ptak International Exhibition Centre in Warsaw from October 10 to 13, 2024, bringing together the eyes of the world and opening a feast of business and passion.

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What does the quality crisis of Japanese cars indicate?

Once upon a time, Japanese cars held an important position in the global automotive market due to their reliable quality, advanced technology, and excellent fuel economy.

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An in-depth analysis of the key minerals agreement between India and the United States: The game behind the interests and hidden concerns

In today's increasingly close globalization, international cooperation and competition seem to be more complicated than ever before.

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Tesla Robotaxi: Opening a New Era of Transportation, Challenges Follow in Quick Succession

On October 10, 2024, Pacific Standard Time, Tesla will hold a highly anticipated official event themed "we,robot" showcasing its robotaxi.

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Losses of up to 5.5 billion US dollars: Anderson Economic Group reveals heavy blow to the automotive industry

Recently, Anderson Economic Group (AEG) released a noteworthy report that provides a detailed analysis of the enormous economic losses caused by the union's strikes on the three automotive giants, Ford, General Motors, and Trantis, as of the end of the third week of the strike.

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Wto: Global trade in goods will grow by 2.7% in 2024

The report released by the World Trade Organization predicts that the volume of global trade in goods will grow by 2.7 percent in 2024, slightly higher than the previous forecast of 2.6 percent.

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Rio Tinto, an iron ore giant, plans to buy Arkadim for $6.7 billion

On October 9th Rio Tinto, an Anglo-Australian mining giant, bought Arkadim Lithium in a deal announced on both companies' websites. Under the agreement, Rio will buy Arkadim in an all-cash deal that values the company at $6.7bn.

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The king of American fries rings the alarm bell

Americans are opposing McDonald's and fast-food chains. This has harmed the interests of French fry suppliers such as Lamb Weston. Lamb Weston is the largest French fry producer in North America and a major supplier to fast food chains, restaurants, and grocery stores.

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Facing great pressure, how to transform "Made in Germany"?

In the complex background of globalization and trade friction, the German automobile industry is standing at a historic crossroads.

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