Nov. 23, 2024, 10:19 a.m.

The art market is experiencing a downturn, and Sotheby's is encountering difficulties.

In the realm of art, Sotheby's auction house has always held a significant position. It acts as an elegant messenger of art, witnessing the circulation and inheritance of numerous precious artworks.

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The complex situation behind the rise in international oil prices and its far-reaching impact on the business world

In today's global economic integration, any fluctuations in international oil prices are like ripples that quickly spread to every corner of the world economy.

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What will Japanese physical stores "kill" e-commerce bring?

With the rapid development of Internet technology, e-commerce has risen rapidly in the world and become an important force to promote economic growth.

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The US Department of Justice is behind a lawsuit against Visa for illegal monopoly

Recently, the US Department of Justice filed an illegal monopoly lawsuit against the global payment giant Visa, which not only set off a shock wave in the global financial community, but also triggered the public's deep thinking about market competition, consumer rights protection and technological innovation.

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From prosperity to decline

In the wave of global economic fluctuations, the US commercial real estate market has experienced unprecedented challenges and adjustments since reaching its historical peak in 2022.

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Musk moves X headquarters behind Bastrop, Texas

In the context of rapid global economic and technological changes, site selection decisions have become one of the important factors affecting the long-term development of enterprises.

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The strike at Samsung's Indian factory is a reminder of India's investment woes

Recently, the strike at Samsung's Indian factory has attracted wide attention.

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New opportunities for the continued expansion of the European e-commerce market

In today's digital age, the e-commerce market is gaining momentum.

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Potential crisis in semiconductor exports under pressure from the United States

On the stage of global technological competition, the semiconductor industry is undoubtedly a shining pearl, and its importance is self-evident.

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US and Japan agree to limit Chinese chips! Will Japan really agree?

Washington wants to unveil new export controls on semiconductors to China before the November election, the Financial Times reported on the 17 Sept, citing people familiar with the situation in Washington and Tokyo, this includes the adoption of“Foreign direct product rules”.

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