Sara Sjölin
Copenhagen Bureau Chief at Bloomberg News
Bloomberg Copenhagen Bureau Chief. Stock market enthusiast. Formerly reporter at @MarketWatch and Berlingske. Tweets are my own views - RTs not an endorsement.
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5 days ago |
bloomberglinea.com | Sara Sjölin |Christian Wienberg
Bloomberg — Los buques portacontenedores, los caballos de batalla del comercio mundial que transportan casi el 90% de los productos manufacturados del mundo, se han convertido en un objetivo en el conflicto de Donald Trump con China, y ninguno de los principales transportistas se librará de los costes adicionales. Trump quiere castigar a los operadores de buques chinos para ayudar a estimular la creación de una industria naval estadounidense.
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5 days ago |
ttnews.com | Sara Sjölin |Christian Wienberg
[Stay on top of transportation news: Get TTNews in your inbox.] Containerships, the workhorses of global trade transporting almost 90% of the world’s manufactured goods, have become a target in Donald Trump’s conflict with China — and none of the major carriers stand to escape the extra costs. Trump wants to punish operators of Chinese ships in order to help stimulate the creation of a U.S. shipbuilding industry.
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6 days ago |
bloomberg.com | Sara Sjölin |Christian Wienberg
Supply Lines is a daily newsletter that tracks global trade. Sign up here. Container ships, the workhorses of global trade transporting almost 90% of the world’s manufactured goods, have become a target in Donald Trump ’s conflict with China — and none of the major carriers stand to escape the extra costs.
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1 week ago |
bloomberg.com | Sara Sjölin
Denmark’s Arla Foods and Germany’s DMK Group plan to merge into one cooperative, bringing together more than 12,000 farmers to create a European dairy giant. The joint entity will carry the Arla name and has a combined annual revenue of €19 billion ($20.7 billion), the companies said in a statement on Tuesday. The headquarters will be in Viby, Denmark, with current Arla Chief Executive Officer Peder Tuborgh retaining that role in the new company.
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2 weeks ago |
bloomberg.com | Morgan Meaker |Sara Sjölin
As anti-American sentiment grows across Europe, one retailer is giving shoppers a way to avoid products made in the US. Between the peaceful Copenhagen waterfront and the city’s traffic-clogged 02 ring road, the Fisketorvet shopping mall has become a battleground in the global trade wars. On the mall’s first floor, Kirsten Mogensen is holding a pack of rice noodles and pondering how her shopping habits can fight back against the US under President Donald Trump.
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