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Major Automakers Forced to Face Harsh Realities in the Age of “Polycrisis”
The global automotive industry is currently navigating a period defined as a “polycrisis” – a state in which multiple crises overlap and amplify one another, pushing the sector into unprecedented uncertainty.
Record Savings – The New Driving Force Behind China’s Stock Market Boom
For decades, savings have been a cornerstone of Chinese household financial behavior. Yet by 2025, a new record has been set, with total household deposits surpassing 160–163 trillion yuan, equivalent to roughly $22 trillion.
From New York to Cape Town and Shanghai: The 10 Best Cities for Gen Z to Live in 2025
Unlike previous generations that mainly focused on income and career opportunities, Gen Z looks for a balance between happiness, affordability, cultural diversity, green spaces, and community connections.
Inside the Intense Daily Routine of Billionaire Lucy Guo
Lucy Guo – co-founder of Scale AI and now a self-made billionaire at just 30 – is known not only for her remarkable achievements in the tech industry but also for her exceptionally disciplined lifestyle.
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U.S. Government Acquires a 10% Stake in Intel: A Turning Point in Industrial Policy under Trump
On August 22–23, 2025, President Donald Trump officially announced a groundbreaking decision: the U.S. government will hold nearly 10% of Intel’s shares, a legacy semiconductor giant with a strategic position in the global technology sector.
Investing in Outer Space: The Intensifying U.S.–China Space Race
Both the U.S. and China view the Moon and near-Earth orbit as “strategic positions” where bases can be established, resources extracted, and satellite systems controlled. This marks the foundation of a new era of competition extending from land, seas, and skies to outer space.
Japan: Core Inflation Eases in July on Softer Rice Prices – Implications for Monetary Policy
In July 2025, Japan’s core consumer inflation (excluding fresh food) rose 3.1% year-on-year, down from 3.3% in June.