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No longer "the poor man's gold," silver is now needed by the times.

No longer "the poor man's gold," silver is now needed by the times.

``` In the past, silver was called "the poor man's gold" not because it was truly cheap, but because the market never took its scarcity seriously. Ample supply, adjustable inventory, dispersed uses—for a long time, the market believed that no matter how demand fluctuated, silver could

Bank of Nanjing surpasses 3 trillion: Assets surge by 16%, net interest income increases by 30%

Bank of Nanjing surpasses 3 trillion: Assets surge by 16%, net interest income increases by 30%

``` With its asset scale surging to the 3 trillion level, Bank of Nanjing has presented a rather "aggressive" report card for 2025. On January 22, Bank of Nanjing released its 2025 annual performance report. Data shows that the bank achieved an annual operating income of 55.54 billion

AH shares fluctuated higher, photovoltaics surged triggering a wave of price limits, precious metals soared again, Alibaba rose over 3%, and metal futures rallied across the board.

AH shares fluctuated higher, photovoltaics surged triggering a wave of price limits, precious metals soared again, Alibaba rose over 3%, and metal futures rallied across the board.

``` International gold and silver have reached new highs again, with gold prices approaching the $5000 mark and silver breaking through $99. The precious metals sector of the A-share and Hong Kong stock markets has surged strongly, with multiple stocks such as Hunan Silver and Sichuan Gold soaring. Driven by news

Copying Tom Cruise’s "Top Gun"? Acting tough to attract Trump? Macron’s sunglasses become the focus at Davos.

Copying Tom Cruise’s "Top Gun"? Acting tough to attract Trump? Macron’s sunglasses become the focus at Davos.

The scene of French President Macron taking the stage at the Davos Forum wearing reflective aviator sunglasses unexpectedly became the most eye-catching visual symbol on the global political stage. These blue-lensed sunglasses not only made front-page headlines in newspapers around the world but also triggered market fluctuations—the share price

Commercial vehicle electrification enters the singularity moment

Commercial vehicle electrification enters the singularity moment

``` Author | Zhou Zhiyu Editor | Zhang Xiaoling The battery giant is entering the full-scenario commercial vehicle track with unprecedented density. On January 22, CATL officially released the Tianxing II Light Commercial Vehicle Full-Scenario Customized Series Solution. CATL has extended its reach to four core scenarios: urban distribution, intercity transport, last-mile delivery,

Trump is "stirring up trouble" everywhere, and European tycoons are beginning to "flee" U.S. assets.

Trump is "stirring up trouble" everywhere, and European tycoons are beginning to "flee" U.S. assets.

From the Greenland sovereignty dispute to tariff threats, Trump's unpredictability is prompting some European tycoons to consider reducing their exposure to U.S. assets and increasing geographical diversification in their investments. According to Bloomberg, private bankers and advisors revealed that, following Trump’s remarks on the Greenland issue

Tesla Robotaxi Milestone: "True Driverless" Hits the Road in Austin

Tesla Robotaxi Milestone: "True Driverless" Hits the Road in Austin

Tesla has taken a key step in the commercialization of autonomous driving, starting to offer paid, safety-operator-free Robotaxi service in Austin, Texas, marking the automaker’s official entry into fully driverless operations. CEO Elon Musk announced on his social media platform X on Thursday: "Just launched Tesla Robotaxi service