Companies prepare for higher tariffs threatened by Trump
A number of U.S. companies whose products are imported from China are devising alternative plans to source their goods from elsewhere. President-elect Trump says he wants to impose 10 percent tariffs on most imports and 60 percent or more on Chinese goods.
UK could be spared from Trump's tariffs because of Brexit, says US governor
UK could be spared from Trump's tariffs because of Brexit, says New Jersey Governor. Source: Sky News Retailers have been preparing for this. Perhaps one of Donald Trump's most remarkable accomplishments during his last term was how he reoriented the political landscape around trade.
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Utah-based company among several companies recalling portable power stations after man’s deathThe U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC ... In addition to the fatality, the companies have received four other ...
Trump Media’s stock price increased by nearly 16 percent to $32 per share on Friday, as investors reacted to the news.
The Trump administration could be a boon for business for private prison companies in the U.S. if the president-elect ...
The banking industry is expected to win big as former President Donald Trump returns to the White House, ushering in ...
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A Venezuelan subsidiary of a Spanish phone company will pay more than $85 million to resolve a U.S. Justice Department ...
Sen. Marco Rubio, who is on the Senate Intelligence Committee, said Sunday that as "time goes on, we're going to learn more" ...
Bayliss NEW YORK (Reuters) -Two U.S. proxy advisory firms on Tuesday urged News Corp investors to support a hedge fund's ...
The founder of Aaru told Semafor that despite getting most predictions wrong, its model still “did well” and is faster and ...
The U.S Department of the Interior picked two energy companies to build new offshore wind turbines near Maine off the New ...
Deals signed by Google, Amazon, and Microsoft with U.S. nuclear developers will help to deploy a new generation of reactors.
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Virginia company, senior executives charged with exporting U.S. technology to RussiaA freight consolidation company in Virginia and its two top executives were charged Monday with illegally exporting U.S.
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