
US Shoppers Call for Tariff Transparency After Amazon-Trump Clash
US consumers push for clear labeling of tariff costs after President Trump’s call to Amazon CEO sparks a debate on price transparency.
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US consumers push for clear labeling of tariff costs after President Trump’s call to Amazon CEO sparks a debate on price transparency.
Amazon’s move to display tariff fees sheds light on how US retailers are grappling with Trump’s import duties and their impact on pricing strategies.
As U.S. tariffs escalate, Chinese enterprises deploy digital innovation, retail partnerships, and supply chain diversification to navigate the China-U.S. trade dispute.
Amazon reverses plan to display tariff costs on its platform after White House criticism, spotlighting tensions over U.S.-China trade and the ripple effects of Trump-era duties.
Chinese exporters are fighting high US tariffs by diversifying markets, leveraging e commerce platforms and domestic demand, backed by new CCPIT policies.
U.S. tariffs aimed at the Chinese mainland have driven American shoppers to DHgate and Taobao, spurring a “reverse shopping” trend favoring high-value Chinese mainland alternatives.
California is suing the U.S. government over Trump’s tariffs, citing major disruptions to its $3.9T economy—from almonds to e-commerce and port traffic.
DHgate app surges 940% in the U.S. amid tariff tensions, highlighting digital trade innovation and strategic market adaptation.
Malaysian entrepreneur Hanis leverages cross-border e-commerce to overcome sourcing challenges and redefine trade with his camping gear startup.
ASEAN and the Chinese mainland have transformed trade from traditional exchanges to a digital free market, driven by ACFTA and e-commerce.