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Trump tariffs could wipe out European steel sector, senior industry figure says
ThyssenKrupp executive warns of ‘collateral damage’ to supply chains and urges protective action on energy pricing
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Trump and Xi talk on phone as tariff battle continues
The president had recently aired his frustrations about the state of talks with China.
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Trump doubles tariffs on steel and aluminum imports. Here's what that means
The steel tariffs are especially significant to Trump’s political base
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Trump Says Steel and Aluminum Tariffs Will Double to 50%
The president at a rally says U.S. Steel, which is in a deal with Nippon Steel, will remain U.S.-controlled
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Trade Court Strikes Down Trump’s Global Tariffs
Businesses and states had sued the government, saying the president didn’t have the authority to impose the levies.
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Trump threatens 25% tariff on iPhones, 50% tariff on EU goods amid trade tensions
President Donald Trump is demanding that iPhone production takes place in America and accuses European Union of $250B trade deficit
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Inditex put cash into subsidiary before sale for ‘not significant’ sum to company now selling near-identical products
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Surprise U.S.-China Trade Deal Gives Global Economy a Reprieve
Tariff reductions are bigger than expected and Bessent says ‘neither side wants to decouple’
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Trump says 'total reset negotiated' with China during tariff talks in Geneva
President says 'great progress' was made with Beijing amid tariff battle
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Warren Buffett announces retirement from leading Berkshire Hathaway
Billionaire shocked audience of investors with disclosure and said his vice-chair, Greg Abel, should take over
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China draws up list of U.S.-made goods exempt from 125% tariffs, sources say
Goods included on 'whitelist' remain unclear
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