The initial list of $200 billion of Chinese imports to the U.S. that will be targeted for 10% duties majors on the IT industry and pulls in consumer goods ranging from furniture to PCs for the first time. Oakland’s trade with Japan is charging ahead. Healthcare costs are back in focus. Also: Mexican automotive exports surge ahead of “NAFTA-lite”; supply chains may be disrupted by Typhoon Maria’s landfall in China; Tesla’s China strategy takes a step forward; South Korea promises to offset U.S.-China tariff risks; the AfCFTA has an opportunity to achieve its potential; Maersk has rational...