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upmc.com | Robert Ferris
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1 month ago |
cnbc.com | Robert Ferris
Chinese electronics company Xiaomi became the world's third-largest phone maker by selling devices that critics said were iPhone copycats. The company is now becoming a force in the electric vehicle market, a feat Apple never managed. Xiaomi released its much anticipated YU7 crossover on Thursday, a vehicle that some have said could be China's first serious rival to the best-selling Tesla Model Y.
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1 month ago |
cnbc.com | Robert Ferris
watch nowAutosXiaomi rapidly became one of the world's biggest phone makers. Then it made an EV that sold fast and outperformed cars made by veterans, including Porsche and Tesla. American automakers like Rivian and Ford have noticed. Xiaomi's new crossover could be a serious threat to competitors--especially the Model Y. But it faces fallout from a recent crash--and China's EV market is unforgiving. 13:015 minutes agoRobert FerrisDarren GeeterJason ReginatoTala HadaviEunice Yoon
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1 month ago |
cnbc.com | Robert Ferris
When the Trump administration slapped 145% tariffs on China, the shipping and logistics industries slowed to a trickle. Now they're dealing with the opposite problem: a surge. The administration's decision to "pause" the steep tariffs for 90 days has left companies rushing to get orders in before the window closes. Insiders say the threat now is clogged ports, delays and sky-high shipping and trucking rates.
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1 month ago |
cnbc.com | Robert Ferris
watch nowTradeThe Trump administration may have paused its 145% tariffs on China, but the current 30% are still crippling to American businesses and consumers as prices will rise. When the 90-day pause was announced, the shipping industry went from one of the most severe drops in activity since the Covid-19 pandemic to an immediate surge. Companies are now rushing to get orders in before negotiations end. 11:394 minutes agoRobert FerrisDarren GeeterJason ReginatoLori Ann LaRoccoTala Hadavi
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