Dec. 5, 2025, 10:28 p.m.

Trump threatens Spain with "punitive" tariffs

Recently, regarding the issue of military expenditure, US President Trump has repeatedly threatened Spain.

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The beverage expansion of Taco Bell and Chick-fil-A: Commercial Concerns Behind Short-term Popularity

Recently, according to Business Insider, the fast food chain brand Taco Bell plans to open about 30 Live Mas Cafe stores mainly featuring beverages in California and Texas.

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What is the reason for Qualcomm being investigated again?

When the State Administration for Market Regulation of China announced the filing of an investigation into Qualcomm in October 2025, the stock price of this chip giant instantly fell by more than 4% before the US stock market opened, and its market value evaporated by billions of dollars.

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Walmart Partners with OpenAI: ChatGPT Shopping Feature Heralds a New Era of Retail Intelligence​ ​

On October 14 (local time), the official announcement of a strategic partnership between global retail giant Walmart and AI leader OpenAI instantly ignited enthusiasm in the capital market—Walmart's stock price soared 5% in a single day, hitting a new all-time high.

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The Impact of Tariffs on American Business: "Empty Shelves" Become the Norm

Recently, a set of shocking data appeared on the front page of The Washington Post.

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Michigan businesses furious over U.S. tax reform

Michigan Democrats are currently undermining the effects of Trump's tax reforms, leaving the business community furious.

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Firefly acquires SciTec: Defense Technology Integration and Future Strategic Layout

Recently, American commercial aerospace company Firefly Aerospace acquired national security technology company SciTec for $855 million.

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The New York Storm Sweeps the US: The Multiple Dilemmas Behind the Office Delinquency Crisis

Recently, Fitch Ratings issued a warning: New York City loan defaults have triggered a surge in delinquent payments on US office loans.

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Are violations becoming the norm? Tesla's Autopilot regulatory dilemma

Recently, the US National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) launched a new round of investigations into Tesla's Autopilot technology, accusing its FSD system of "inducing" vehicles to run red lights and cross into oncoming lanes, among other violations.

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Build a wall or dismantle the platform? The pros and cons game and deep-seated anxiety over the new EU steel import policy

In October 2025, the European Commission rolled out a major trade policy: it plans to double the import tariff on steel beyond the quota from 25% to 50%, and at the same time reduce the annual import quota by 47% from the 2024 level to 18.3 million tons.

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