Louise Matsakis

2 weeks ago | wired.com | Louise Matsakis

President Trump’s tariff standoff with China has caused chaos, confusion, and major delays for companies of all shapes and sizes. As everyone waits to see what happens next, some businesses that depend on international trade are already feeling major impacts, saying that they might not meet their production deadlines. And one of those deadlines is pretty important: Christmas. Today on the show, we're joined by WIRED's senior business editor Louise Matsakis to talk through the latest on tariffs.

1 month ago | wired.it | Louise Matsakis

Gli altissimi dazi introdotti dal presidente statunitense Donald Trump sulle importazioni dalla Cina metteranno milioni di produttori, rivenditori e piccole imprese su entrambe le sponde del Pacifico nella condizione di dover far i conti con un improvviso e pesante aumento dei costi.

1 month ago | es.wired.com | Louise Matsakis

Los aranceles del presidente Donald Trump a las importaciones chinas han provocado que millones de fabricantes, minoristas y pequeñas empresas a ambos lados del Pacífico se apresuren a hacer frente a un repentino y severo aumento de costos.

1 month ago | technewstube.com | Louise Matsakis

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1 month ago | wired.com | Louise Matsakis

President Donald Trump’s sweeping tariffs on Chinese imports have sent millions of manufacturers, retailers, and small businesses on both sides of the Pacific scrambling to cope with a sudden and punishing rise in costs. After Beijing responded with its own retaliatory measures, the White House said that a wide range of Chinese-made goods—from toys to electronics—will now face an effective tariff rate of 145 percent, a steep jump from the 34 percent figure Trump initially outlined just last week.