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Politics
Trump grumbles about China’s ‘lovely meeting’ with Vietnam, saying they’re discussing how to ‘screw the United States of America’
By Lionel LimApril 15, 2025
The paralysis of trade war: ‘Almost every client I talk to has a war room,’ KPMG exec says, ‘and the members have completely dropped their day job’
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The paralysis of trade war: ‘Almost every client I talk to has a war room,’ KPMG exec says, ‘and the members have completely dropped their day job’
By Geoff ColvinApril 15, 2025
Trump eyes new tariffs on semiconductors and pharmaceuticals as U.S. only makes 20% of world’s drugs and 0% of advanced logic chips
Politics
Trump eyes new tariffs on semiconductors and pharmaceuticals as U.S. only makes 20% of world’s drugs and 0% of advanced logic chips
By Elaine Kurtenbach and The Associated PressApril 15, 2025
Americans want more U.S. factory jobs—as long as they don’t have to work them
Personal Finance
Americans want more U.S. factory jobs—as long as they don’t have to work them
By Alicia AdamczykApril 15, 2025
US President Donald Trump during a cabinet meeting at the White House in Washington, DC, US, on Thursday, April 10, 2025.
Politics
Trump might pump the brakes on auto tariffs — ‘I don’t change my mind but I’m flexible,’ president says
By Josh Boak, Michael Liedtke and The Associated PressApril 14, 2025
Apple fans won’t stay loyal if tariffs mean $2,000 iPhones, top analyst warns 
Finance
Apple fans won’t stay loyal if tariffs mean $2,000 iPhones, top analyst warns 
By Sheryl EstradaApril 14, 2025
Trump’s tariff war hits global gamers as Sony makes ‘tough decision’ to hike PlayStation 5 prices
Finance
Trump’s tariff war hits global gamers as Sony makes ‘tough decision’ to hike PlayStation 5 prices
By The Associated PressApril 14, 2025
China has stopped exporting rare earths to everyone, not just the U.S., cutting off critical materials for tech, autos, aerospace, and defense 
Politics
China has stopped exporting rare earths to everyone, not just the U.S., cutting off critical materials for tech, autos, aerospace, and defense 
By Jason MaApril 14, 2025
‘So wrong’ stock forecasters struggle to see through trade chaos
Finance
‘So wrong’ stock forecasters struggle to see through trade chaos
By Jessica Menton and BloombergApril 14, 2025
ARK Invest’s Cathie Wood calls Trump tariffs ‘shock therapy’ that could clear the way for freer trade and economic stimulus
Finance
ARK Invest’s Cathie Wood calls Trump tariffs ‘shock therapy’ that could clear the way for freer trade and economic stimulus
By Alena BotrosApril 14, 2025
U.S. President Donald Trump gestures while speaking during a “Make America Wealthy Again” trade announcement event in the Rose Garden at the White House on April 2, 2025 in Washington, DC. Touting the event as “Liberation Day”.
Finance
Goldman Sachs sees more room for gold to run higher, hiking its forecast for the precious metal due to growing recession risks
By Christiaan HetznerApril 14, 2025
LVMH Chairman and CEO Bernard Arnault
Retail
LVMH sales slip 3% as luxury shoppers come face-to-face with tariff uncertainty
By Prarthana PrakashApril 14, 2025
President Donald Trump
Politics
Trump’s trade war with China is ‘the end of the era of expanding globalization.’ But it could leave the U.S. worse off because of a major imbalance in key imports
By Paolo ConfinoApril 14, 2025
Ray Dalio speaking
Finance
More than 60% of CEOs predict a recession or slowdown in the coming months: ‘This uncertainty needs to stop’
By Sydney LakeApril 14, 2025
The CEO of one of Thailand’s leading manufacturers says his customers are rushing to stock up during Trump’s tariff pause
Leadership
The CEO of one of Thailand’s leading manufacturers says his customers are rushing to stock up during Trump’s tariff pause
By Lionel LimApril 14, 2025
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