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``` Author | Wang Xiaojuan Editor | Huang Yu Another business story of global brands joining hands with local capital is unfolding again. On November 4th, Starbucks officially announced a strategic partnership with Chinese alternative asset management firm Boyu Capital. The two sides will form a joint venture to jointly operate Starbucks'

``` As recent international trade tensions have eased, concerns about inflation in financial markets have cooled significantly. However, the latest analyses from Deutsche Bank and JPMorgan warn that this optimism may be premature. Investors may be underestimating multiple underlying upward pressures on prices in the economy, thus facing the risk of

``` Saudi Aramco’s latest third-quarter results show that the company successfully offset the pressure from weak crude oil prices by increasing production, achieving profit growth against the trend and surpassing analysts’ expectations in earnings. The world’s largest oil exporter released its financial report on Tuesday, revealing an adjusted net

``` The main driving force behind the storage market comes from the price increase of product orders. Based on the information we currently know and have researched, this wave of price increases is likely to continue, and is expected to last until... From the perspective of core targets, the main beneficiaries

``` Top Wall Street investment bank executives have jointly issued warnings: despite strong corporate earnings, the current valuation levels are concerning, and a correction of more than 10% could occur in the next 12 to 24 months. On November 4, according to media reports, Morgan Stanley CEO Ted Pick and Goldman

Driven by overseas demand, the Q3 performance of Japanese stocks already disclosed is significantly better than Q2, with the core driving force of profit momentum coming from overseas demand sectors, while domestic demand industries remain relatively weak. According to Chase the Wind Trading Desk, JPMorgan stated in its November 4th

``` After Warning of a Bubble, "The Big Short" Positions Exposed: 80% Betting Against Palantir and Nvidia Michael Burry, the investor made famous by the movie "The Big Short," is turning his warnings about the AI bubble into action. The latest regulatory filings show that about 80%