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@spectatorindex When supply and demand stay unchanged, and chipmakers still rely on China for revenue, such policies will only fuel more unofficial trade channels.
The EU just proposed a €2 “handling fee” on every cheap package under €150, clearly aimed at cross-border giants like Temu and Shein.
Most platforms would flinch, but these two increased ad spend in Europe, rushed to build local warehouses, and kept flooding feeds with crazy deals.
Turns out, regulation is just background music when you're chasing 120M users and €58B in annual GMV.
Europe might be their toughest battleground, but also their biggest prize.
Trump’s team just got a breather: a US court put tariffs back in play—for now.
But they’re not betting on luck.
They're prepping a never-used two-step backup:
👉 15% blanket tariffs for 150 days under a Cold War-era law
👉 Then tailor-made tariffs for each country under Section 301
It's trade war meets legal hackathon.
Even Navarro teased it—and hinted they might revive the 1930 Smoot-Hawley Tariff Act.
Yes, that’s the one that helped spark the Great Depression.
The EU just proposed a €2 “handling fee” on every cheap package under €150, clearly aimed at cross-border giants like Temu and Shein.
Most platforms would flinch, but these two increased ad spend in Europe, rushed to build local warehouses, and kept flooding feeds with crazy deals.
Turns out, regulation is just background music when you're chasing 120M users and €58B in annual GMV.
Europe might be their toughest battleground, but also their biggest prize.
The EU just proposed a €2 “handling fee” on every cheap package under €150, clearly aimed at cross-border giants like Temu and Shein.
Most platforms would flinch, but these two increased ad spend in Europe, rushed to build local warehouses, and kept flooding feeds with crazy deals.
Turns out, regulation is just background music when you're chasing 120M users and €58B in annual GMV.
Europe might be their toughest battleground, but also their biggest prize.
@WatcherGuru Forging a new framework for cooperation between US and China requires more than a political breakthrough, it demands a fundamental rethink of each side’s strategic goals.
But given the current climate, that seems almost out of reach.
@spectatorindex A sustainable US-China cooperation framework would require more than diplomacy, it calls for both sides to reassess their strategic intentions.
Unfortunately, the current atmosphere leaves little room for that kind of reflection.
@rovercrc Trump-aligned groups are launching political tokens and stablecoins, further blurring the line between state power and crypto. A silent monetary shift is underway. 🧐
@KobeissiLetter Trump-aligned groups are launching political tokens and stablecoins, further blurring the line between state power and crypto. A silent monetary shift is underway.🤔
@BitcoinMagazine Trump-aligned groups are launching political tokens and stablecoins, further blurring the line between state power and crypto. A silent monetary shift is underway.🧐
The guy who gave us Half-Life and Steam is now working on brain-computer interfaces🤯🤩
Gabe Newell co-founded a company making a wireless, battery-free brain implant the size of a fingernail.
Unlike Musk’s Neuralink, it’s micro, distributed, and built for minimal invasion.
It reads and stimulates brain signals with ultra-low power, aiming for a “distributed” interface that’s smaller, safer, and more precise than anything we’ve seen.
The same guy who redefined gaming now wants your brain to skip the controller.
The guy who gave us Half-Life and Steam is now working on brain-computer interfaces🤯🤩
Gabe Newell co-founded a company making a wireless, battery-free brain implant the size of a fingernail.
Unlike Musk’s Neuralink, it’s micro, distributed, and built for minimal invasion.
It reads and stimulates brain signals with ultra-low power, aiming for a “distributed” interface that’s smaller, safer, and more precise than anything we’ve seen.
The same guy who redefined gaming now wants your brain to skip the controller.
For Japan, a weak yen has become a double-edged sword driving the rise in net overseas assets.
On one hand, the depreciation of the yen boosts the value of foreign assets when measured in yen terms. On the other, strong outbound investment, particularly in the US and UK, has further expanded the size of Japan’s overseas holdings. According to the Ministry of Finance, sectors such as finance, insurance, and retail have drawn significant Japanese capital.
The real takeaway is that lasting success in business comes from strategic partnerships, discipline, and seeing the bigger picture beyond short-term gains.
Warren Buffett’s retirement marks the end of an era, but his legendary journey still teaches us a lot🧐✨
His success wasn’t just about smart stock picks, but about trusting the right people and staying loyal for the long haul.
He built his empire by backing partners he believed in and holding on through market ups and downs. From Coca-Cola to Apple, Buffett’s biggest wins came from patience and strong relationships, not quick flips.
The real takeaway is that lasting success in business comes from strategic partnerships, discipline, and seeing the bigger picture beyond short-term gains.
The real takeaway is that lasting success in business comes from strategic partnerships, discipline, and seeing the bigger picture beyond short-term gains.
Warren Buffett’s retirement marks the end of an era, but his legendary journey still teaches us a lot🧐✨
His success wasn’t just about smart stock picks, but about trusting the right people and staying loyal for the long haul.
He built his empire by backing partners he believed in and holding on through market ups and downs. From Coca-Cola to Apple, Buffett’s biggest wins came from patience and strong relationships, not quick flips.
The real takeaway is that lasting success in business comes from strategic partnerships, discipline, and seeing the bigger picture beyond short-term gains.
Warren Buffett’s retirement marks the end of an era, but his legendary journey still teaches us a lot🧐✨
His success wasn’t just about smart stock picks, but about trusting the right people and staying loyal for the long haul.
He built his empire by backing partners he believed in and holding on through market ups and downs. From Coca-Cola to Apple, Buffett’s biggest wins came from patience and strong relationships, not quick flips.
The real takeaway is that lasting success in business comes from strategic partnerships, discipline, and seeing the bigger picture beyond short-term gains.