Karen Gilchrist
London Correspondent at CNBC World
@CNBCi correspondent based in London. Formerly @CNBCMakeIt in Singapore. Views my own. Tips and ideas: [email protected]
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cnbc.com | Jenni Reid |Karen Gilchrist
Shares of LVMH plunged 8% on Tuesday morning after the world's largest luxury group posted an unexpected decline in first-quarter sales. The company reported a 3% year-on-year fall in first-quarter sales in a trading update published shortly after the market close on Monday, missing consensus analyst expectations for slight growth.
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nbcnewyork.com | Karen Gilchrist
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cnbc.com | Karen Gilchrist
British retailers have warned that Chinese companies risk flooding the U.K. with low cost goods as U.S. President Donald Trump's tariffs choke off access to the world's largest consumer market. The British Retail Consortium said domestic firms had raised alarm about cheaper goods being "rerouted" away from the U.S. and toward other markets in the wake of Trump's 145% tariffs on China, along with the closure of a key tax loophole for low-cost imports.
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cnbc.com | Karen Gilchrist
ShareShare Article via FacebookShare Article via TwitterShare Article via LinkedInShare Article via EmailDanish consumers shun U.S. goods as boycotting trend spreadsCNBC's Karen Gilchrist explores the growing trend of U.S. goods being boycotted in Denmark and beyond.
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1 week ago |
cnbc.com | Karen Gilchrist
COPENHAGEN, Denmark — Incensed by President Donald Trump's posturing over Greenland and sweeping trade tariffs, Danish shoppers are turning their backs on American products in a show of national protest. The small European nation and longtime U.S. ally has lately found itself in the president's crosshairs amid his ambitions over Greenland, a semi-autonomous Danish island. Meanwhile, new U.S. tariffs, recently reduced to 10%, now hinder EU exports to one of its key markets.
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RT @SpencerHakimian: The spokeswoman for China’s ministry of foreign affairs just posted this: https://t.co/dOlOFrtzp9
Danish consumers are shunning U.S. products, as a boycotting trend spreads across Europe and Canada in response to President Trump’s trade tariffs #Trade #tariffs #US #economy #consumers #shoppers #boycotts https://t.co/7Ll2tHLZXt
Danish shoppers boycott U.S. products as Greenland — and trade — tensions escalate https://t.co/dpIosnJyOA