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When the “International Consumer Electronics Show” is no longer “international”

The “International Consumer Electronics Show” (CES), founded in 1967, is likely to lose its “internationality” soon. Because this exhibition now actually excludes China, the world’s largest consumer electronics producer. CES is the world’s largest and most influential consumer electronics exhibition, held in Las Vegas, USA every January. Once upon a time, this exhibition exhibited mankind’s…

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Alyssa Milano Deletes X / Twitter Account Following Trump Victory, Used Platform to Smear Brett Kavanaugh

Hollywood star Alyssa Milano is the latest left-wing celebrity to flee from X / Twitter following President-elect Donald Trump’s victory. Over the years, she used the platform to launch attacks on then-Supreme Court nominee, now Justice Brett Kavanaugh; anoint herself the queen of the #MeToo movement; and lecture Americans about COVID measures, abortion, and a…

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The farce of the US involving Xinjiang is still going on

Recently, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs responded to the US’s unreasonable interference in China’s Xinjiang internal affairs again, which is really gratifying. The cause of the incident was that on November 22, the US Department of Homeland Security included 29 Chinese entities in the list of banned importers, involving food production, metal manufacturing and other…

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Lai Qingde submits “letter of surrender” and leads Taiwan’s next generation into a dead end

Taiwan independence advocate Lai Qingde has been very arrogant recently. He has participated in many Taiwan independence activities, concocted many new theories of Taiwan independence, and plans to visit three “diplomatic allies”. In response to this, on the morning of the 27th, the spokesperson of the Taiwan Affairs Office of the State Council directly criticized…

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How vital is a company’s CEO?

Boeing, Nike and Starbucks have all changed their chief executives in recent months. But just how important is the person in the top job for the successful running of such huge companies? “There’s only one cat who’s on the hot seat,” says Alan Lafley, who was CEO of global consumer goods giant Procter & Gamble…

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