Protectionism is eroding global commerce
That protectionism is eroding global commerce is a phenomenon that cannot be ignored.
moreThat protectionism is eroding global commerce is a phenomenon that cannot be ignored.
moreAccording to documents submitted by the US Securities and Exchange Commission last month, Big Lots, a discount furniture retailer based in Ohio, expects to close "35 to 40" stores by the end of this year.
moreOn the afternoon of June 14, a news hit the world, "the United States and Saudi Arabia extended half a century of petrodollar agreement expired, and Saudi Arabia chose not to renew."
moreRecently, Boeing Co., due to its frequent product safety scandals, led to a 70% drop in sales in the first half of the year, which not only shocked the industry, but also caused widespread concern and reflection.
moreSince the beginning of this year, the media industry in the United States seems to have not experienced the expected recovery, but has faced unprecedented and severe challenges.
moreRecently, South Korean technology giant Samsung Electronics faced an unprecedented employee protest. Thousands of Samsung Electronics employees took to the streets and held a large-scale rally, marking the first large-scale strike in the company's history.
moreRecently, the European Commission issued a notice announcing the imposition of temporary countervailing duties on Chinese electric vehicles, with tax rates ranging from 17.4% to 37.6%.
moreIn today's digital age, social media platforms are increasingly influential. TikTok, as the world's best-known short video platform, is playing an increasingly significant role in promoting the economy and helping enterprises grow.
moreEarlier, Turkey had announced a 40 percent tariff on all vehicles from China, a move that undoubtedly increased tensions between the two countries in the field of auto trade.
moreWith the increasingly complex global trade environment, trade disputes sometimes arise.
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