China calls US tariff exemptions on electronics a "small step" in correcting a misguided policy

Trump administration says tariff exemption on smartphones, electronics is temporary

Consumers and investors who cheered the news last week that smartphones and other electronic items would get an exemption from the tariffs being instituted by the Trump administration may have to temper their enthusiasm a bit.

What the US Exit From the Information Technology Agreement Means for America and the World

Trump has abandoned the vision of a tariff-free digital and high-tech economy. That raises serious concerns about the sustained technological leadership of the United States.

The US president takes back his mega-tariffs on smartphones and laptops from China. Someone seems to have made it clear to him who would have to pay them – Beijing at least not.

Trump Takes Small Step on Tariffs, China Wants a Giant Leap

Trump’s tariff exemption on consumer electronics and semiconductors suggests US-China trade tensions may have peaked.

China asks US to ‘completely cancel’ reciprocal tariffs

US’ electronics tariff exemption to be short-lived; commerce secretary says semiconductor levy to be in place within months.

Was China the reason this Caribbean nation faced higher Trump tariff?

A Guyanese political commentator says Washington objects to Beijing's "very strong foothold" in the country.