#Trump tariffs
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Apple has paid $1 billion quarterly in Trump tariffs. Supreme Court ruling offers relief, but whether Apple will pursue $3.3B refund remains uncertain amid political tensions
The Supreme Court struck down Trump's global tariffs, but the president already has backup strategies ready. Why the tariff war isn't over yet.
Trump announces 10% global tariff using 1974 Trade Act after Supreme Court struck down his emergency powers tariffs. Trade war enters new phase with legal uncertainty.
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Supreme Court invalidates most Trump tariffs, sending Amazon, Etsy, Shopify up 3-5%. What this means for consumer prices and small online businesses.
US Supreme Court rules Trump exceeded authority under emergency economic powers, dealing major blow to signature trade policy. What this means for global markets and consumers.
While Indonesia secured key exemptions in its 19% tariff deal with the US, other nations face uncertainty as Trump's trade strategy reveals clear winners and losers in the new economic order.
As Japan and Trump's administration negotiate the massive investment agreement, Tokyo insists on economic viability over political pressure in project selection
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Federal Reserve research shows US businesses and consumers bore nearly 90% of Trump's tariff costs in 2025, contradicting claims that foreign companies would pay.
CBO report reveals Trump's tariffs burden consumers with 70% of costs while dragging down economic growth. What this means for your wallet and the global economy.
Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson reveals the Supreme Court faces complex legal issues in ruling on Trump's reciprocal tariffs, with global trade implications hanging in the balance.
Korean large firms saw 10% export growth in Q4 driven by semiconductors, but US exports fell 3.8% amid Trump tariff fears. Companies pivot to Central America and Middle East markets.
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As Trump's policies crater the dollar to four-year lows, China sees a golden opportunity to challenge the greenback's global dominance with yuan internationalization.
