After Geneva Talks, U.S. Must Make Its Words Count
After two days of US-China talks in Geneva, both sides agreed on a new economic consultation mechanism. Experts say the U.S. must turn its words into action to stabilize global supply chains.
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U.S. Small Businesses Sound the Alarm on Tariffs
U.S. small business owners weigh the impact of recent tariffs on costs and supply chains as they navigate uncertainty, from Virginia loggers to artisan workshops.
Tariffs Slow L.A. Ports, Threaten Jobs
Since US tariffs hit imports, L.A. ports have seen a major slowdown, impacting thousands of jobs and hinting at higher consumer prices ahead.
Inside the Trade War: How Factories in the Chinese Mainland Adapt to U.S. Tariffs
Chinese mainland factories hit by U.S. tariffs are pivoting to new markets, automating production and diversifying to stay afloat amidst the trade war.
California Governor Declares ‘Code Red’ Emergency Over Tariffs
California Gov. Gavin Newsom warns of a ‘code red’ economic emergency as high tariffs send cargo volumes at major ports plunging, urging policy stability to protect supply chains.
Tariff Tales: Empty Shelves and a Sea of MAGA Caps
A deep dive into how US tariff policies are emptying shelves, driving up prices and flooding stores with MAGA caps. Our #TariffTales breaks down the global supply chain fallout.
Long Beach Port Warns of 20% Cargo Drop as Tariffs Bite
Port of Long Beach warns of a 20% cargo volume drop by late 2025 as stalled tariff talks threaten global supply chains.
Tariff Tales: How Trump’s Tariffs Threaten a Toy Shortage This Christmas
President Trump’s 145% tariffs on imports from the Chinese mainland are driving up toy costs and risking shortages for this year’s Christmas season.
Mattel to Raise U.S. Toy Prices Amid Tariff Pressure
Mattel will raise U.S. toy prices to offset new tariffs on imports from the Chinese mainland and diversify production to build a more resilient supply chain.
LA Port Feels the Heat: U.S. Tariffs Trigger 35% Cargo Plunge and Job Fears
U.S. tariffs on goods from the Chinese mainland cut LA Port cargo by 35%, triggering job losses and higher prices in Southern California and beyond.