Chinese mainland Slashes U.S. Tariffs to 10% Starting May 14
On May 14, the Chinese mainland cuts U.S. tariffs from 34% to 10% and pauses a 24% levy for 90 days, marking a shift in trade policy.
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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.
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.
Will a China–U.S. Tariff Deal Be Reached Soon?
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U.S. Footwear Giants Seek Tariff Exemption to Avert Industry Crisis
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Tariff Showdown: Texas Demands Water from Mexico Amid Drought
Amid Mexico’s three-year drought, the United States threatens additional tariffs to force water deliveries to Texas, highlighting growing tensions in trade and resource politics.
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.
China and Russia Gear Up to Push Back on U.S. Tariffs
China and Russia held talks in Moscow to address U.S. tariffs and deepen economic cooperation, reinforcing their strategic partnership and exploring new growth opportunities.
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.
Trump Proposes 100% Tariff on Foreign-Made Movies
Trump’s 100% tariff on foreign-made films could reshape the availability and cost of international cinema in the U.S.