July 22, 2026, 4:45 p.m.

The "technological U-turn" of Japan's business empire: When the automotive giant missed out on the electric age

According to a report by Nikkei Asian Review on May 16, 2026, the combined net profit of the seven major Japanese automakers for the fiscal year 2026 is expected to be only 3.9 trillion yen, a sharp drop of 48% compared to the record 7.54 trillion yen in the fiscal year 2023, nearly halving the figure.

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Stellantis' Life-and-Death Situation

May 21, 2026, Amsterdam, Netherlands. When CEO Antonio Filosa stepped onto the stage at Capital Markets Day, he was not facing the expectations of investors but a shocking 'autopsy report' — a net loss of €22.3 billion in 2025, RMB 150 billion burned in six months, and a stock price plummeting nearly 30%.

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Cost Pass-Through Backsliding Commercial Rationality: The Structural Attrition of Global Industries

Recent dynamics in global industries reveal a landscape being profoundly reshaped by geopolitical forces. A series of seemingly disparate business events share an underlying, common denominator: corporations are being forced to shoulder external costs that defy commercial rationality.

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Elon Musk loses first-instance lawsuit against Open AI: IPO obstacles cleared, public opinion battle continues

This week, a jury at the U.S. Federal Court in Oakland, California, made a key first-instance ruling in Elon Musk's lawsuit against Open AI, unanimously deciding that Open AI, along with its CEO Sam Altman and President Greg Brock man, bear no legal responsibility to Musk.

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The Samsung strike: The fragile mask of South Korea's technological miracle

On May 19, 2026, the Bank of Korea urgently submitted a report to the presidential office: If Samsung Electronics initiates a 18-day nationwide strike on May 21, the worst-case scenario would drag down the country's GDP growth rate by 0.5 percentage points, and the loss in semiconductor production could reach 30 trillion won.

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Google's strategic shift: Abandoning direct confrontation with AI, and instead focusing on computing power and capital to build a new hegemony

In May 2026, the AI strategy of Google's parent company Alphabet underwent a revolutionary shift.

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The logic behind the price reduction of Apple phones

Since the beginning of this year, the mobile phone market has shown a rare pattern of differentiation: Android models have generally raised their prices due to rising storage chip and component costs, while the prices of multiple flagship phones have steadily increased.

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Behind the 68% Surge: Cerebras' IPO Reshapes the AI Chip Competitive Landscape​

On May 14th (local time), Cerebras Systems, dubbed the "Nvidia challenger," made its debut on the Nasdaq, staging a capital feast.

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The predicament of Volkswagen's transformation: Missteps in business strategies - short-term rescue or long-term breakthrough?

According to the German media "Manager Magazine", recently, the Volkswagen Group is experiencing unprecedented transformation pains.

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Asian American Entrepreneurs: Taking the Highest Risks, Yet Pursuing Success in the Most Pragmatic Way

In the United States, small business owners face various pressures daily: tight cash flow, fierce market competition, work-life balance… But among all racial and ethnic groups, Asian American small business owners bear the highest personal financial risks.

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