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Report: Storage space under pressure, Saudi Arabia begins oil production cuts

Report: Storage space under pressure, Saudi Arabia begins oil production cuts

As disruptions to transport through the Strait of Hormuz persist, Saudi Arabia has joined the ranks of countries cutting production. On March 9, Bloomberg reported, citing sources, Saudi Arabia is cutting crude oil production in response to rapidly accumulating inventories caused by export bottlenecks, to prevent storage facilities from filling

Nvidia spends heavily for "light": Secures scarce indium phosphide device production capacity from Lumentum and Coherent

Nvidia spends heavily for "light": Secures scarce indium phosphide device production capacity from Lumentum and Coherent

``` The trend of “optics advancing” is becoming increasingly evident, and industrial waves are fostering new hotspots. NVIDIA announced that it will invest $2 billion each in photonics technology giants Lumentum and Coherent, as well as securing long-term procurement commitments worth several billion dollars and future production rights. This is another

CATL: Net profit in 2025 is 72.2 billion yuan, up 42.28% year-on-year; plans to distribute a cash dividend of 69.57 yuan for every 10 shares to all shareholders.

CATL: Net profit in 2025 is 72.2 billion yuan, up 42.28% year-on-year; plans to distribute a cash dividend of 69.57 yuan for every 10 shares to all shareholders.

``` CATL: Net profit in 2025 is 72.2 billion yuan, up 42.28% year-on-year; plans to distribute a cash dividend of 69.57 yuan per 10 shares to all shareholders. Updating...... Risk Disclaimer and Exemption ClauseThe market has risks, and investment should be cautious. This article does not constitute personal

Wall Street prophet Yardeni: Oil price shock may trigger "1970s-style stagflation," probability of U.S. recession rises to 35%

Wall Street prophet Yardeni: Oil price shock may trigger "1970s-style stagflation," probability of U.S. recession rises to 35%

``` As the war between the US and Israel against Iran enters its second week, oil prices continue to rise. Veteran Wall Street strategist Ed Yardeni has sharply downgraded the optimistic outlook for US stocks, warning that the market is approaching the edge of a bear market. Yardeni raised the probability

AI platform competition is quietly shifting: Claude’s monthly traffic surges by 63%, but Google's moat remains unfathomable.

AI platform competition is quietly shifting: Claude’s monthly traffic surges by 63%, but Google's moat remains unfathomable.

``` Generative AI’s traffic competition became more distinctly segmented in February: Claude saw significant growth driven by functional updates, Gemini maintained steady growth, but Google still holds an advantage in user scale and search market share. According to Chasing Wind Trading Desk, Bank of America published a report on March

From home furnishings and glasses to tiny chips, the OpenClaw storm has begun sweeping the hardware industry.

From home furnishings and glasses to tiny chips, the OpenClaw storm has begun sweeping the hardware industry.

March in Shenzhen saw crowds lining up to “install lobsters” on their computers, so lively that even Pony Ma exclaimed in his Moments that he hadn’t expected this. Openclaw spread rapidly across the lower-tier market, at a pace reminiscent of street literature. When a technology starts to be adopted

Carriages, energy-saving lamps, and “slow living”: Every energy crisis in history has been a “forced upgrade” of human lifestyles.

Carriages, energy-saving lamps, and “slow living”: Every energy crisis in history has been a “forced upgrade” of human lifestyles.

When energy is cheap, humanity loves to do two things: make things bigger, make things faster. More horsepower, larger houses, longer journeys—even “instant” digital services are assumed as a right. But once energy gets expensive, social aesthetics are the first to collapse, and the list of industry winners is