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Ellen Zhang

Beijing

Contributor at Reuters

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  • 1 week ago | ca.finance.yahoo.com | Ellen Zhang |Kevin Krolicki

    By Ellen Zhang and Kevin Krolicki GUANGZHOU, China (Reuters) - Bin Zhang is in the business of fun, but his job has become less so because of U.S. President Donald Trump. Zhang, 36, whose company, iFun, has customers all over the world and gets orders ranging from $50,000 to $500,000 for his products - everything that's needed to set up an arcade, play area for kids in a shopping mall or for a trampoline park.

  • 1 week ago | bilyonaryo.com | Ellen Zhang |Kevin Krolicki

    SOURCE: ReutersCanton Fair is first China trade expo held since tariff spikeExporters say U.S. orders frozen, some say survival at stakeChinese firms race to find new markets, assemble goods elsewhereBy Ellen Zhang and Kevin KrolickiGUANGZHOU, China, April 15 (Reuters) – Candice Li says that after Washington raised tariffs on Chinese goods by 145%, U.S. orders for the medical devices her firm is making have vanished.

  • 2 weeks ago | japantimes.co.jp | Ellen Zhang |Maria Martinez |Maria Martínez |María Martínez |Promit Mukherjee

    U.S. trading partners have few good options in their trade war with President Donald Trump, other than to sue for peace. Hit by 10% to 50% tariffs on their exports to the world's dominant economic superpower, most lack the firepower to hit back or the political will to slug it out, say government officials, economists and trade experts. This is why the vast majority of trading partners did not immediately retaliate and indicated a readiness to negotiate a face-saving compromise with Trump.

  • 2 weeks ago | taipeitimes.com | Ellen Zhang |Casey Hall

    By Ellen Zhang and Casey Hall / Reuters, DONGGUAN, China Chinese outdoor furniture maker Jin Chaofeng set up a factory in Vietnam in July last year to escape higher US tariffs. Now he is looking to close it, as Washington imposes steep levies on Hanoi and the rest of the world. “I’ve done all this work for nothing,” Jin said, adding that foreign trade would become a “very thin-margin” business, just like the demand-starved Chinese market.

  • 2 weeks ago | wncy.com | Ellen Zhang |Maria Martinez |Maria Martínez |María Martínez |Promit Mukherjee

    By Ellen Zhang, Maria Martinez and Promit MukherjeeBEIJING/BERLIN/OTTAWA (Reuters) – U.S. trading partners have few good options in their trade war with President Donald Trump, other than to sue for peace. Hit by 10%-50% tariffs on their exports to the world’s dominant economic superpower, most lack the firepower to hit back or the political will to slug it out, say government officials, economists and trade experts.

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