The "Space Powerhouse" Ranking Undergoes a Major Shift: Why Did Russia Fall Out of the Top Three?Recently, the latest "Space Powerhouse" ranking released by the United States has sparked heated discussions. Russia's ranking dropped to outside the top three, causing a stir...

The Waterloo of iPhone 16: A Crisis and Reflection for the Apple EmpireThe launch of the iPhone 16 has been met with a cold reception, dampening Apple's enthusiasm. Pre-orders have fallen significantly, and even more shockingly, Apple's market value has evaporated by a staggering $665...

The Father-Son Relationship Behind the JD Empire: The Story of Liu Qiangdong and His Eldest SonLiu Qiangdong, the founder of JD.com, has a legendary life...

Huawei's Tri-Fold Phone: A High-Flying Start, a Rapid Fall, and Scalpers' Dreams Shattered: Market Rationality Returns, Who Pays the Price?On the morning of September 20th, the world's first commercially available tri-fold screen phone, the Huawei MateXT Masterpiece, officially went on sale, instantly igniting the internet. Within just ten days of its launch, over 6...

Tackling TV "Nesting" Fees and Complex Operations: Initial Success, but Can TV's Influence Return to Its Peak?The so-called "nesting" fees refer to the practice of charging membership fees for TV programming while also levying additional fees for individual programs, sometimes resulting in multiple levels of fees. Beyond these repetitive charges, users have expressed dissatisfaction with issues like difficulty obtaining refunds for accidental purchases, the length of inserted advertisements being directly tied to fees, long boot-up ads, and the availability of "advanced" viewing options that require additional payment...

The Meng Wanzhou Case: HSBC's Betrayal and Huawei's RiseThe arrest of Meng Wanzhou in Canada in December 2018 sent shockwaves across the globe. Behind this incident lies a 20-year-long partnership between HSBC and Huawei, followed by betrayal and counterattack...

German Bearings VS Domestic Bearings: The Truth Behind the Price Difference"Are German bearings better than domestic bearings? Then it's only natural that they are more expensive, right?" Many people might think this way. Indeed, in the minds of many, German manufacturing represents high quality, while domestic bearings seem "cheap"...

QR Code Payment: China's Rapid Rise, Why Does it Lag in Europe and the US?A Gradually Accepted "New Life"WeChat astutely identified the market potential of QR code payment, leveraging its vast user base and social attributes to introduce its own QR code payment function. With Alipay and WeChat spearheading the movement, QR code payment gradually entered the public consciousness...

Ultra-HD Channels: A "Rebirth" of TV or Just Hype?Is your TV already high-definition? Or are you even watching TV anymore? In the face of short videos and live streaming, television seems to have become a relic of a bygone era. Just when we were about to forget what a remote control feels like, the State Administration of Radio and Television announced that 13 new Ultra-HD channels will be launched nationwide by the end of next year...

The "Fake Empire" of Live Streaming: The True Story of a Shandong "Fake Factory Village"The rise of live-streaming e-commerce has brought great convenience to people's lives, but it has also spawned a group of "fake empires." A village in Shandong, once notorious for manufacturing counterfeit cigarettes, has now transformed, but the shadow of fake goods still lingers...

TSMC and Samsung's "Face-lift": The Game and Future of the Global Semiconductor IndustryChips, these microscopic worlds, are now influencing the fate of global tech giants and reflecting the turbulent international political and economic landscape. TSMC and Samsung, two Eastern giants at the pinnacle of the global semiconductor industry, are undergoing an unprecedented "face-lift...

Amazon Prime Video to Add Ads in 2025, Users Can Pay to Remove ThemKelly Day, Vice President of International for Amazon Prime Video, recently revealed in an interview that Amazon will be offering more ad inventory to advertisers on its platform starting next year, meaning the amount of ads on Prime Video will increase in 2025. This decision comes after Amazon began placing ads in select movies and TV shows on January 29th, 2024...