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``` On March 25, Zhihu handed in its final report card for fiscal year 2025. According to the financial report, Zhihu’s revenue for the fourth quarter was 644 million yuan, and total revenue for 2025 reached 2.75 billion yuan; more critically, the company recorded a full-year adjusted net profit

``` Larry Fink, CEO of BlackRock, the world’s largest asset management company, issued a warning: If oil prices climb to $150 per barrel, it will trigger a global economic recession. On Tuesday, Fink told BBC in an exclusive interview that the direction of the Middle East conflict will determine two

``` Pinduoduo Q4 revenue was 123.91 billion yuan, estimated at 123.72 billion yuan. Fourth Quarter Results Revenue was 123.91 billion yuan, estimated at 123.72 billion yuan (Bloomberg consensus) Adjusted earnings per ADS were 17.69 yuan, estimated at 20.84 yuan Adjusted operating profit was 29.47

The US economy is facing multiple overlapping pressures. With the ongoing conflict in the Middle East and a sharp rise in oil prices, coupled with structural weaknesses in the labor market, major Wall Street institutions have recently significantly increased the probability of a US economic recession, with some forecasts approaching

``` On the evening of March 25, China Life released its 2025 annual report. Data shows: this "leading life insurer" achieved an operating income of 615.678 billion RMB in 2025, up 16.5% year-on-year; net profit was 154.078 billion RMB, up 44.1% year-on-year. In 2025, China

``` The surge in energy prices is pushing inflationary pressure in the eurozone to a critical point, forcing the European Central Bank to confront policy choices. On March 25, ECB President Christine Lagarde stated, in response to the sharp rise in energy prices triggered by Middle East conflicts, the central bank

``` Energy security is evolving from a long-term vision to an urgent current issue, and the ongoing intensification of geopolitical conflicts is forcefully accelerating the global energy transition. Huatai Securities points out in its latest report that the current Middle East conflict has led to almost a complete halt in shipping