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Trump Warned U.S. Automakers Not to Raise Prices in Response to Tariffs The Wall Street JournalNoted economist honored by Trump warns that 25% tariffs risk 'irreparable damage' to US automakers The Associated PressAdjusting Imports of Automobiles and Autombile Parts Into the United States The White HouseMichigan lawmakers react to Trump auto tariffs Detroit News
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Trump Auto Tariffs: Dow, S&P 500 Close Lower After Car Import Tariffs Rattle Auto Industry— Live Updates The Wall Street JournalCar prices will surge by thousands of dollars because of Trump's tariffs. It'll happen before you expect it CNNOpinion | Trump's Giant New Car and Truck Tax The Wall Street JournalAdjusting Imports of Automobiles and Autombile Parts Into the United States The White House
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China has long been the world's factory, but it's economy is starting to face serious headwinds. Demand for Chinese goods has slumped, China is saddled with too much industrial capacity and heavy debt. And now a tariff war with the United States further darkens China's economic outlook. We have two reports on reactions to China's economic state. We hear how the Chinese government is encouraging business investment, but it's a hard pitch to sell in a communist state that hasn't always been kind to entrepreneurs. And how Vietnam, another communist country, seeks to capitalize on China's uncertain future and is experiencing a manufacturing boom.
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Republicans are aiming to approve a multitrillion tax bill in the coming months that renews Trump's 2017 cuts, along with a fresh round of levy reductions.
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China has set out its target for economic growth this year: around 5 percent. That's a hefty goal for a nation coming off a painful real estate slump. But leaders have their eyes set on other industries to help its economy grow. Today, we dig into the headwinds and tailwinds facing China's economy.
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