How Trump’s ‘Liberation Day’ Tariffs Are Set to Reshape Global Trade
By Emel Akan and Andrew Moran WASHINGTON—President Donald Trump is set to announce reciprocal tariffs for all nations starting April 2, the date he has dubbed “Liberation Day.” Companies, markets, and governments are on edge, expecting the move to send shockwaves across the globe. Liberation Day will impact all countries, Trump told reporters over the weekend aboard Air Force One.
More Stories
How Inventory Allocation Across Multiple Warehouses Can Reduce Delivery Times and Costs
A shopper in Seattle orders a pair of running shoes. Whether that package arrives quickly and cheaply depends on a...
Wall Street Review: Small Caps Outperform as Bond Yields Ease
By Panos Mourdoukoutas Small-cap stocks outperformed this week as investors rotated out of the volatile AI trade and into interest-rate-sensitive...
Judge Rejects Bail for Former OpenAI Employee Accused of Installing Listening Device
By Lear Zhou SAN FRANCISCO—A federal judge rejected a bail request of a former OpenAI engineer who was accused of...
Trump Announces $4.2 Billion Audi Auto Manufacturing Investment in Georgia
By Travis Gillmore PERRY, Ga.– President Donald Trump unveiled a $4.2 billion investment from automaker Audi to develop its first...
DOJ Gives California County Election Officials 48 Hours to Help Verify Voters’ Citizenship
By Tom Gantert The U.S. Department of Justice has sent letters to county election officials in California warning them they...
French Officials Say 1,300 Arrests Made Amid Latest Unrest
By Jack Phillips More than 1,300 people were arrested in another day of protests and riots, after a mass march...