Intel's president was forced out
Intel Chief Executive Pat Gelsinger has been forced out as the board loses confidence in his plans to revive the giant chipmaker.
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Intel Chief Executive Pat Gelsinger has been forced out as the board loses confidence in his plans to revive the giant chipmaker.
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Recently, Toyota's global sales performance for October and cumulative sales data from January to October have undoubtedly become the focus of attention and analysis within and outside the automotive industry. Behind these seemingly simple numbers, there are actually many joys and sorrows worth exploring in depth.
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Recently, Nvidia (NVDA -3.22%) once again attracted wide attention from the market with its excellent performance.
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Mexican Economy Minister Ebrard said President-elect Donald Trump's proposed 25 percent tariff on Mexico would lead to the loss of 400,000 jobs in the United States, slow economic growth and hit Mexican exports.
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Under the haze that Trump may set off a trade war again, American importers seem to have turned into resourceful strategists overnight and have launched an unprecedented "advance reserve" campaign.
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On the evening of November 27, after the US stock market opened, the shares of two well-known computer manufacturers, Dell Technologies and Hewlett-Packard, plummeted at the same time.
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For a long time, medicine has been regarded as a highly specialized independent field, closely linked to science and technology, and with little connection to other disciplines such as art and business.
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Recently, the Munich Economic Research Institute in Germany released the latest business climate index data, showing that after seasonal adjustment, Germany's business climate index for November decreased from 86.5 points last month to 85.7 points.
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In the surging tide of global e-commerce development, Amazon is undoubtedly a giant.
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In this era of globalization, the economies of countries are like a complex web, intertwined and influencing each other.
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According to a report by The Wall Street Journal on July 22nd, due to the failure of Congress to pass the new fiscal year spending bill, the US federal government will face another partial shutdown starting from July 24th.
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