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China’s online retailers give Trump’s tariffs a one-star review

President Donald Trump announced a minimum 145 percent tariff on Chinese goods, effective May 2, impacting online shopping from China.
The Shenzhen Cross-Border E-Commerce Association reported that tariffs have forced many factories to cut wages and suspend operations.
Chinese retailers expressed commitment to the U.S. Market despite the tariffs and showed adaptability in trade practices.
Historian Victor Davis Hanson claimed that China will gradually lose the trade war against the U.S. Because countries prefer fair partnerships over rogue actors.

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China’s Online Retailers Give Trump’s Tariffs a One-Star Review

SHENZHEN, China - The rapidly worsening trade war between the world’s two largest economies is threatening the place where Americans and Chinese most regularly interact: online shopping.

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Trump’s Tariff War Exposes China’s Hidden Fragilities

"Xi Jinping may soon face a third of his export factory workforce unemployed—in a society that has no mechanism for them to vent tensions and objections peacefully."

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China’s Response to US Tariffs

China’s Response to US Tariffs cnichols@hudson.org Tue, 04/15/2025 - 11:22 SVG In the Media Apr 14, 2025 Fox News China’s Response to US Tariffs Michael Sobolik Senior Fellow Michael Sobolik Caption (Fox News Screenshot) Toggle Table of Contents Contents Contents Share to Twitter Twitter Share to Facebook Facebook Share to LinkedIn LinkedIn Share to E-mail E-mail Print Print Michael Sobolik appears on Fox News, to discuss the United State…

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China’s online retailers give Trump’s tariffs a one-star review

Trump’s tariffs are complicating Chinese vendors’ efforts to become the next big thing on TikTok — or Shein or Temu. But they’re pledging to find a way through.

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Trump's tariffs threaten one of the great pillars of global online trade: Chinese retailers

The Washington Post · Christian Shepherd Shenzhen, China. The escalating trade war between the world's two major economies threatens one of the great meeting points between Americans and Chinese: the world of online shopping. In recent years, Chinese merchants have gone out of their way to satisfy — at the lowest possible price — each and every one of the desires of American consumers: from false nails and crop tops to fishbowls with built-in sp…

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