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Vietnam National Day 2/9: Citizens Across Vietnam to Receive 100,000 VND – SBV Coordinates Implementation
On the occasion of Vietnam’s National Day (September 2), the Government has decided to grant each citizen a gift worth 100,000 VND
AI and Gen Z: When Early Career Opportunities Are “Under Siege”
The number of jobs for young workers aged 22–25 declined by about 13% in occupations most vulnerable to AI substitution, such as software development, customer service, accounting, and administrative support.
U.S. Deep-Sea Mining: A Double-Edged Sword That Could Benefit China
In recent years, the United States has shown increasing interest in deep-sea mining as part of its strategy to secure critical minerals such as cobalt, nickel, manganese, and rare earth elements.
What Do Nvidia’s Earnings Mean for the Stock Market and the AI Trade? The Big Picture: Nvidia at the Center of the AI Wave
Nvidia’s latest earnings are not merely a financial report—they have become a benchmark for the entire U.S. stock market and the ongoing global AI trade. With revenue and profit surpassing expectations, Nvidia continues to reinforce its dominance in AI chip manufacturing, which has become the “foundation” for virtually every modern artificial intelligence application.
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Gold Prices on August 28: Slight Increase Amid a Flat Global Market
On August 28, the gold market reflected two contrasting trends: while domestic gold prices in Vietnam continued to edge higher, international gold prices remained largely flat.
How China’s EV Giants Are Reshaping the Global Automotive Market
Within just a decade, China has transformed electric vehicles (EVs) from a niche category into the mainstream force of the global automotive industry.
India’s $434 Billion Export Engine: What Is at Stake as Trump’s 50% Tariffs Take Effect?
On August 27, 2025, the Trump administration officially imposed a 50% import tariff on most goods from India a move that has sent shockwaves across global trade. This was not an isolated action: only weeks earlier, Washington had already levied an additional 25% duty, laying the groundwork for a new round of escalation.