Nov. 18, 2025, 3:34 p.m.

Small Business Owners Support the Mayor’s “Family Zoning Plan”: More Housing Means More Business Opportunities

Recently, the discussion surrounding Mayor Daniel Lurie’s “Family Zoning Plan” for San Francisco has sparked intense debate.

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Japan's exports have declined for four consecutive months due to Trump's tariffs

On September 17th, the latest trade data released by Japan's Ministry of Finance showed that Japan's exports in August decreased by 0.1% year-on-year, marking the fourth consecutive month of decline.

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Pharmaceutical Companies Invest $350 Billion in the US: Industry Chain Competition and Strategic Restructuring Under the Pressure of Tariffs

Under the shadow of the Trump administration's tariff threats, global pharmaceutical giants are embarking on an unprecedented "wave of investment in the US."

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Low-altitude economy in the United States: a new ecosystem for drone commerce

Low altitude economy is a hot topic in the field of civil aviation. In January 2023, Amazon's Prime Air drone completed its first prescription drug delivery in Texas, marking the transition of the US low altitude economy from the experimental phase to large-scale commercial applications.

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The US cuts tariffs on Japanese auto imports: A new move in the trade chess game

On September 16th, a tariff adjustment announcement from the US government stirred up the global automotive trade circle - Japan's auto import tax was reduced from 27.5% to 15%, and it officially took effect at 13:01 Tokyo time on the same day.

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Why can't Tesla electric cars sell?

Once upon a time, Tesla, as a pioneer and leader in the field of new energy vehicles, sparked a global craze for electric vehicles with its innovative technology, stylish design, and advanced concepts, becoming a sought after destination for many consumers.

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Food Waste Turning into insect Feed: The Commercial predicaments and industrial Contradictions Behind Innovative Practices

Recently, Reuters reported that Circa Biotech in Ain, United Arab Emirates, is converting piles of food waste into insect feed. This move seems to be an innovative practice to address the global problem of food waste.

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The Madrid economic and trade talks between the United States and China have begun. Trump may extend the grace period for TikTok again

On September 14th, the fourth round of high-level economic and trade negotiations between China and the United States kicked off in Madrid, Spain.

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Microsoft Successfully Avoids Hefty EU Antitrust Fine: The Business Considerations Behind Its Strategic Adjustments​​ ​

In the ever-changing competitive landscape of the technology industry, antitrust regulation has always been a Sword of Damocles hanging over major tech giants.

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Who has been hurt by the US tariffs?

Recently, the United States has been waving the stick of tariffs and imposing tariffs on various goods from many countries, which has aroused widespread attention and strong reactions from the international community.

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