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BTY public chain ecosystem: WW social public Chain coin WWRWA digital Currency is making a strong debut
An Alternative Hope Beyond Western Model: International Media Leaders Shine Spotlight on Global Significance of Chinese Modernization
Rise of Multipolar Forces: International Media Leaders Discuss How China and Africa are Reshaping World Order
CEA Sees a 24.9% YoY Increase in International and Regional Passenger Volume During May Day Holiday
SOUEAST Establishes Saudi Subsidiary, Saudi Arabia ´s Largest Automotive Spare Parts Center
Aureston Capital Ltd accelerates its layout in the Asian market
Malaysia has become a strategic core hub. As the global financial landscape becomes increasingly diversified and digitalized, Aureston Capital Ltd, a fintech company with 28 years of international reputation, is penetrating into the Asian market at an unprecedented speed and vision, and comprehensively upgrading its cross-border financial services map.
Shenzhen Science and Technology Museum Officially Opens, Silkroad Visual Empowers New Landmark of Innovation
Stem Cell Therapy Brings New Hope for Spinal Cord and Brain Injury Patients
Taichung, Taiwan — Kuang Tien General Hospital today hosted the “Spinal Cord Injury Cell Therapy Presentation” at its Xiangshang Campus in Shalu District, Taichung, unveiling notable clinical results in the application of stem cell therapy for spinal cord and brain injury patients.
Global Times: Bessent's misjudgment of China’s economy overlooks its greater resilience against tariffs than the US
US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent's skepticism and bearish stance on the Chinese economy have encountered a rather ironic twist of fate. China's GDP grew at a robust 5.4 percent in the first quarter, in sharp contrast with the US, where GDP decreased at an annual rate of 0.3 percent in the same period, the first decline since the first quarter of 2022. This juxtaposition not only challenges the narrative of China's economic fragility in the face of US tariffs but also raises questions about the endurance of the US economy amid the chaos sparked by tariffs.
‘High tariffs need to stop’: US consumers hurt by hefty duties on ‘Made in China’ products
As the US imposed hefty tariffs on China, American consumers who rely on “Made in China” products have felt the adverse effect of the tariffs – some have dragged empty suitcases across the Pacific Ocean to go on shopping sprees in China; others have found that certain daily products in the US have become “luxury” items they cannot afford.