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Judge Suggests Trump Has Authority to Impose Tariffs

A Florida judge's ruling suggests President Trump may have the authority to unilaterally impose tariffs, citing a 1970s case involving a Japanese zipper company and the International Emergency Economic Powers Act of 1977; the case was transferred to the Court of International Trade in New York.

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Trump Executive Order Seeks to Lower Prescription Drug Prices

President Trump issued an executive order on May 12, 2025, aiming to lower U.S. prescription drug prices by increasing prices paid by foreign countries, facing legal and practical challenges while seeking to balance consumer benefits with pharmaceutical innovation.

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U.S. States Challenge Trump's Tariffs in Court

Twelve U.S. states filed a lawsuit in New York's Court of International Trade challenging President Trump's tariffs, arguing they exceed his legal authority under the International Emergency Economic Powers Act (IEEPA); the Trump administration contends that the courts cannot judge the President's d...

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German Shipbuilding: Boom Amidst Rising Chinese Threat

Despite a positive outlook for German shipbuilders, with high capacity and €10 billion in new civil shipbuilding orders in 2022, China's growing dominance in shipbuilding and military expansion pose a significant threat, particularly given President Xi Jinping's aim to secure Taiwan by 2027.

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Argentinian Ranch Bypasses Intermediaries, Exports Premium Beef Directly to China

Cabaña La Indiana, an Argentinan Angus cattle ranch, began directly exporting premium beef to China in 2024, bypassing intermediaries and focusing on high-quality cuts to meet Chinese consumer demand, showcasing a new model for Argentinian agricultural exports.

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China's Economic Power: A Fortune Global 500 Analysis

China's economic clout is evident in its significant rise on the 2024 Fortune Global 500 list, with 128 companies compared to 151 US companies in 1995; Chinese firms hold 25% of the world's "billionaire companies," and a strategic shift toward emerging markets reflects adaptations to changing global...

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Germany's 2025 Growth Forecast Revised to Zero

Germany's Council of Economic Experts slashed its 2025 growth forecast to zero, citing US trade policies, domestic financial constraints, and industrial sector weakness, leaving Germany as the only G7 nation without growth for two consecutive years.

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Twelve States Challenge Trump's Tariffs in Federal Court

Twelve states sued President Trump, claiming his tariffs, imposed under the International Emergency Economic Powers Act to address trade deficits, exceed his authority and disrupt the economy; a three-judge panel heard the case Wednesday.

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US Grants Partial Tariff Relief to Mexican Autos Under USMCA

The US granted a 40-50% tariff reduction on Mexican and Canadian vehicles meeting USMCA rules, generating an estimated $15.2 billion in revenue for the US, impacting 2.6 million Mexican vehicles.

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U.S. Tariff Enforcement Undermined by Transshipping and Resource Shortages

Understaffing and budget cuts at U.S. Customs and Border Protection are hindering the collection of tariffs, allowing Chinese companies to avoid them by transshipping goods through third countries like Thailand and Vietnam; this is resulting in significant revenue loss for the U.S. government.

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U.S. Tariffs Cause Billions in Losses for Major Corporations

The implementation of new U.S. tariffs caused significant financial losses for numerous multinational corporations in 2025, leading to decreased profits, withdrawn financial guidance, and altered business strategies.

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China's Ascendance in Fortune Global 500 and Shifting FDI Strategy

China's economic growth is evident in its increasing presence on the Fortune Global 500 list, with 128 companies in 2024 compared to 151 US companies in 1995; this rise is accompanied by a shift in foreign direct investment toward emerging markets, reflecting strategic adaptation to global economic ...

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