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The next day, President Donald Trump raised tariffs on imports from China to 54 percent.
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"This isn't just a tax issue, it's that the entire cost structure gets entirely overwhelmed," said Wang Xin, the head of the Shenzhen Cross-Border E-Commerce Association, which represents more than 3...
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TAG24 on MSNTrump's ICE Director says deportations should run like Amazon Prime "with human beings"During a recent speech, President Donald Trump's Immigration director shared how he envisioned the department being run like a business.
President Trump's latest tariff policy significantly impacts goods from China, and that likely means higher prices on Amazon, CEO Andy Jassy told CNBC.
Trump's tariffs could hit Amazon and Meta hard because of their reliance on Chinese advertisers. Here's how other companies could be impacted.
The Trump store now has a home on the world’s largest sales platform, Amazon. Company officials on Friday told Secrets that the Trump store, famous for selling all things “Make American Great Again,” opened this week on the platform,
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Melania Trump, First Lady of the United States, is currently keeping herself occupied by working on a documentary with Amazon to capture her life moments as First Lady and Donald Trump's return to the White House.
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Indy100 on MSNTrump's ICE Director wants deportations to run like Amazon Prime 'but with human beings'US president Donald Trump’s Acting Director of Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) said he wants deportations to run like the delivery service Amazon Prime “but with human beings” - and people are furious.
Polling analysis has shown that President Donald Trump won the 2024 election with a coalition of blue-collar voters who were concerned about inflation in the American economy. The New Republic's Greg Sargent,