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  • Honda’s New Amaze Sedan Drops in 2025—But Does It Live Up to the Hype? Honda's third-generation Amaze debuts with a refined design and competitive pricing, but falls short of high consumer expectations.
  • Is the 2024 Nissan X-Trail N-Trek the Best Family SUV of 2024? Here’s What We Think The 2024 Nissan X-Trail N-Trek is a stylish, practical family SUV with impressive upgrades in design, comfort, and performance.
  • Volkswagen’s Electric Golf 9: A Game-Changer in the EV Market Coming in 2029 Volkswagen partners with Rivian to launch the fully electric Golf Mk9 in 2029, marking a shift towards electric mobility and innovation.
  • ASML CEO Predicts China Will Lag Behind in Chip Tech for 10-15 Years ASML's CEO predicts China's semiconductor industry will lag 10-15 years due to EUV export bans, despite progress in 7nm chip production.
  • CATL’s New Bedrock Chassis Surpasses Safety Standards with 120 km/h Crash Test CATL's Bedrock Chassis features a cell-to-chassis design enhancing crash safety, with tests proving its durability at high speeds.
  • China Set to Become World's Leader in Electric Vehicle Sales by 2025 China's EV sales are set to surpass internal combustion vehicle sales in 2025, driven by subsidies and local competition.
  • Threads vs BlueSky: Which Social Media Platform is More Politically Charged? A recent survey unveiled significant political and behavioral differences between users of the social media platforms BlueSky and Threads.
  • Hybrid Cars are 'Road to Hell' for Automakers, Warns Former Aston Martin CEO Andy Palmer warns car makers that focusing on hybrids delays EV transition, risking competitiveness against Chinese automakers.
  • Luxury Wine Market Struggles as Prices Drop 9% in 2024, With China’s Weak Demand to Blame High-end wine prices continue to fall due to weak demand in China, with several indices showing significant declines in 2023.
  • Over 700% Gains: Top 5 U.S. Stocks That Rose the Most This Year This year, AI and cryptocurrency stocks soared, with AppLovin leading gains at 758%, followed by MicroStrategy and Palantir.
  • World Bank Ups China’s Growth Forecast to 4.9% Amid Economic Challenges The World Bank raised China's GDP growth forecast to 4.9%, citing robust growth despite challenges like weak demand and real estate issues.
  • Apple Nears $4 Trillion Market Cap, Analysts Forecast Record Year Ahead Analysts predict a "golden age" for Apple in 2025, driven by AI demand and a significant iPhone upgrade cycle.
  • Automakers Give $1 Million Each to Trump’s Inauguration, Eye Policy Changes Major automakers donate $1M each to Trump's inauguration, hoping for support on EV challenges and manufacturing jobs.
  • Japanese Car Makers’ Downward Spiral: Production Falls for 7th Straight Month Japanese automakers face a production decline, with Honda and Nissan exploring a business integration to enhance competitiveness.
  • Uber’s Strong Earnings Signal Long-Term Potential, Analysts Say Stock Drop Is Temporary Uber continues to show robust growth, with analysts viewing the recent dip in stock prices as a buying opportunity.
  • Tesla Megapack Production Starts in Shanghai, Aims to Stabilize Power for Global Markets Tesla's Shanghai Megafactory will produce 10,000 Megapacks annually, enhancing energy storage and stabilizing power in large cities.
  • U.S. Retail Sales Soar 3.8% in Record-Breaking Holiday Shopping Season U.S. retail sales rose 3.8% during the holiday season, driven by competition and promotions, with online sales increasing 6.7%.
  • OpenAI Struggles With Service Interruptions Again After Second Outage in December OpenAI's ChatGPT and API faced over an hour of outage due to upstream provider issues, marking a second major disruption in December.
  • U.S. Dollar Soars to Two-Year High, Driven by Trump’s Economic Policies The U.S. dollar strengthens amid expectations of Trump's policies, with mixed forecasts on inflation and interest rate cuts for 2024.
  • Turkish Airlines Now the World’s Largest Airline by Country Reach, According to Guinness Turkish Airlines has been recognized by Guinness World Records for flying to the most countries, achieving 120 destinations in the last year.
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