Aaron Gordon

1 week ago | news.bloomberglaw.com | Andre Tartar |Denise Lu |Raeedah Wahid |Aaron Gordon

For the full experience visit: One Ship, $417 Million in New Tariffs: The Cost of Trump’s Trade WarOn April 24, against the backdrop of towering cranes, dockworkers at the Port of Long Beach began unloading the OOCL Violet, a hulking shipping vessel carrying thousands of containers full of goods bound for the US. The Violet is one of the first ships confronting a harsh, new reality: a steep on nearly half of its Chinese cargo, brought on by President Donald Trump’s ongoing trade war with China.

1 week ago | bloomberg.com | Andre Tartar |Denise Lu |Raeedah Wahid |Aaron Gordon

By Andre TartarDenise LuRaeedah WahidAaron Gordon May 6, 2025 On April 24, against the backdrop of towering cranes, dockworkers at the Port of Long Beach began unloading the OOCL Violet, a hulking shipping vessel carrying thousands of containers full of goods bound for the US. The Violet is one of the first ships confronting a harsh, new reality: a steep 145% tariff rate on nearly half of its Chinese cargo, brought on by President Donald Trump’s ongoing trade war with China.

2 weeks ago | bloomberg.com | Aaron Gordon

Also today: Judges block Trump’s funding freeze on sanctuary cities and order for proof of citizenship to vote. Today we’re bringing you a special edition of MapLab from Aaron Gordon, a reporter on the Bloomberg News data desk. He’s been reporting on transportation and infrastructure, particularly in New York City, for the last eight years. Lately I’ve been working on my coding skills and decided to work with something I knew: Citi Bike’s ride history.

Dec 4, 2024 | proofnews.org | Aaron Gordon |Emily Dugdale |Rina Palta |Rafael Olavarria

Tech companies like to present themselves as some of the most climate-friendly corporations in the world. And in some ways, this is actually true. Amazon, Meta and Google were three of the top four corporate buyers of clean energy purchase agreements in 2023. They’d like you to think this cancels out their own electricity usage.

Oct 28, 2024 | bloomberg.com | Carmen Arroyo |Natalie Wong |Aaron Gordon |Christopher Cannon

1407 Broadway was, as far as the financiers of Wall Street could tell, as rock-solid an asset as could possibly exist. Located in the heart of Manhattan’s storied Garment District, its entrance cut from white marble flecked with a soft bronze terrazzo motif, the 43-floor tower was a money-minting machine with a never-ending roster of well-heeled corporate tenants.