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Trump trade war spreads more gloom across businesses worldwide
Businesses across multiple industries are hiking prices, backing away from previous financial guidance and warning of growing uncertainty as U.S. President Donald Trump's trade war pushes up costs, upends supply chains and stirs concerns about the global economy.
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Tariffs Take a Steep Toll on Cognac and Champagne Consumption Worldwide, LVMH SaysFrench luxury giant LVMH posted a 9% sales decline in its wine-and-spirits division due to "weaker demand" in the U.S. and ...
By Monte Belmonte For the Valley Advocate “Godspeed, everyone. May your supplier discounts be generous, and may wine on the water be saved by the powers that be.” It was a striking quote on a Facebook ...
The wines and spirits industry outlook has grown gloomier since Donald Trump this month imposed 10% tariffs on imports from ...
Whisky producers worry the 10% tariff could directly cause a 10% hike in prices per bottle for U.S. customers (so a $60 ...
President Donald Trump also suggested he may impose tariff relief for automakers, which face 25% levies in the U.S. and ...
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Sharing this old reel painting a champagne glassAfter nearly two years of research, a team of experts is providing new analysis on the tragic sinking of the Titanic. Blue Origin shared footage of the six New Shepard passengers experiencing ...
These supply chain shifts away from the U.S. increase the pressure on Trump's strategy—to use tariffs to draw more investment in manufacturing and production into he U.S.—to pay off. Nvidia's $500 ...
In a decisive response to U.S. tariffs imposed on automobile imports, the Canadian government has announced plans to support ...
The California wine industry is looking for answers as tariff threats add to the woes already facing the industry. On March ...
Chip stocks pop after surprise exemption, but looming national security tariffs threaten to flip the script fast.
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Ottawa says automakers that keep building in Canada will get a tariff exemptionAutomobile companies that continue to manufacture vehicles in Canada will get an exemption from Ottawa's retaliatory tariffs ...
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