Sept. 17, 2025, 6:09 p.m.

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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What does JD's 18.5 billion acquisition of German retail giant mean?

Recently, Chinese e-commerce giant JD.com 'plan to acquire German consumer electronics retailer Cecconomy for 18.5 billion yuan (approximately 2.2 billion euros) has attracted global attention. This action is not only a key milestone in JD International's ten-year business layout, but also marks the paradigm upgrade of Chinese retail enterprises from "product going global" to "ecological going global".

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US Government Capital Involvement: The Political Gamble Behind Intel's Stock Price Surge

Intel's stock price staged a dramatic reversal on August 14th, surging 7.4% in a single day and rising another 4% after hours.

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Trump's Executive Order Reduces Space Regulation: Reshaping the Rules and Future of the Space Race

In August 2025, the Trump administration signed another executive order deregulating the space industry, a move seen as a key step in re-establishing U.S. leadership in space.

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Reshaping Trade Routes to Connect Asia, Africa, and Latin America: Strategic Breakthroughs of Shipping Giants Amid Tariff Shocks

In 2025, when the global trade landscape is experiencing severe fluctuations due to the US tariff policy, a trade route reconstruction led by shipping giants is accelerating among the continents of Asia, Africa and Latin America.

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The Predicament and Outlook of the Retail Industry under the New US Tariff Measures

Recently, US President Trump signed an executive order to modify the "reciprocal tariff" rate plan for goods exported to the United States from dozens of US trading partners. The new tariff rates range from 10% to 41%.

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Brazil announces $5.5 billion in credit to exporters hit by US tariffs: Resistance to US tariff bullying

The Brazilian government announced a plan on Wednesday aimed at supporting local businesses affected by US President Donald Trump's 50% tariff on multiple Brazilian exports.

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