Tariffs on Chinese batteries soar from 11% to 155.9%, hitting 173% next year. U.S.


Tesla Revamps Leasing Products, Revives Buyout Options Sales Defense Strategy Amid Intensifying Price Competition Targeting Corporate Clients for High-End Products


Second-Generation 'Salt Battery' to Enter Mass Production Within the Year "Could Replace Half of the LFP Battery Market" Secures 520 km Range with 12C Ultra-Fast Charging


Trump’s Tariff War Enters Second Act—And China Is Losing Ground Beijing Cornered: Why China’s Economic Defenses Are Crumbling Under U.S.

"Against Chinese Display Company BOE and Seven Affiliates" "Trade Secret Infringement Lawsuit Filed in U.S.

Market instability grows due to pressure on the Federal Reserve Reemergence of the 'political uncertainty → capital outflow' scenario China moves to strategically expand the yuan-based economic bloc


China-fication of the Robotics Industry” Officially Underway Musk Acknowledges Dependence on Chinese Supply Chains Tariff Bomb Could Trigger Sharp Rise in Production Costs


Production targets reduced and workforce reassigned to Model Y Tesla faces sharp decline in sales amid boycotts and recall crisis Cold reception even in the used car market


Luxury product cost-exposé videos spreading on social media platforms Is the luxury industry’s signature price-hike strategy losing its power? Luxury market slowdown forecasted from multiple sources


NVIDIA's H20 Chip Blocked from Export to China Chinese Tech Firms Rapidly Grew on H20 Backbone Now Developing Lithography Tools to Cut NVIDIA Dependency


President Trump signals a potential temporary waiver on tariffs for auto parts. Component-specific duties—covering engines, transmissions, and other key parts—are set to take effect on May 3.

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U.S. Pushes Alaska LNG to East Asian Allies An Energy Strategy That Could Shake China's Maritime Dominance Potential to Reshape the Global Energy MarketThe issue of South Korea’s participation in the Alaska Liquefied Natural Gas (LNG) development has emerged as a central point in tariff negotiations between the United States and South Korea. Just as tariffs under President Donald Trump are wielded not merely as trade tools but as geopolitical weapons, LNG is no longer viewed simply as an energy commodity to reduce trade deficits.

Tariff Truce Reversed Just 13 Hours After Mutual Measures Take Effect After China matched the U.S.’s 34% and 50% tariff hikes with proportional retaliation, Trump escalated again — slapping a 125% tariff squarely on China, while sparing other nations for negotiation leverage.


Markets Rattle as Trump Unleashes Tariff Blitz Xi Jinping’s Search for Allies Amid Economic Siege Trade Turmoil Spreads as Global South Faces the Fallout


Understanding Trump's Tariff Policy The Global Impact of Trump’s Tariff Actions The Bigger Picture: A Global Economic Shift?


Pressure, Escalations, and Exercises Preparing for the Unimaginable Stormy Seas Ahead


A Political Statement or Economic Strategy? Tariffs: A Liberation Day for Some, But What About Consumers? The Toll on the U.S.

Economist Sounds the Alarm: Laffer Warns of Industry Collapse The White House Responds: Protecting Jobs or Raising Prices? Tesla’s Tariff Advantage: How One Company Stands to Gain


Ghibli-Style Magic: AI Meets Artistic Whimsy Access Barriers: The Plus Plan Divide Collaborating with Creativity: A New Kind of Artistic Process
