Es• In new research this week, we examine US President-elect Donald Trump’s latest tariff threats against mainland China, Mexico and Canada, including the risks of retaliatory measures and tariff “pancaking.”
– Electronics firms ranging from printer-maker Ricoh Co. Ltd. to PC specialists HP Inc. and Dell Technologies Inc. are setting out their tariff reaction plans. Huawei Technologies Co. Ltd. has launched a new range of premium phones after dealing with foundational supply chain challenges linked to US technology export restrictions.
– Tariffs are limited to the US, with main...
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