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Trump’s tariff threat now targets Samsung and your favorite smartphones

US President Trump is gunning for a 25% tax on phones not made in the U.S., including iPhones and Samsung devices. Even though iPhones are designed in the U.S., they’re built in China, and that’s a major headache with the U.

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Trump expands tariff threat to Samsung after singling out Apple phones

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As Trump hits E.U., phone makers with fresh threats, here’s where all his tariffs stand now

Big Tech Is a Target If 50% EU Tariff Threat Stays

Yes, the economic impact of such a doomsday scenario would be big: Total exports to the US would fall by half, according to Bloomberg Economics, which would be brutal for a Germany facing another yea...

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European shares gain after Trump pushes back planned 50% tariffs on EU

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US stocks jump as Donald Trump touts ‘positive’ progress on EU trade talks

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Trump warns Apple and Samsung that 25% smartphone tariffs could land in June

While speaking to the media later that day, Trump clarified that the tariff would apply to any company selling foreign-made phones in the U.S., not just Apple. The president said

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Trump’s tariff push jolts Samsung’s smartphone business

Samsung Electronics is facing a strategic dilemma after U.S. President Donald Trump announced plans to impose tariffs of at least 25 percent on smartphones made outside the United States—a move that could disrupt global supply chains and upend the economics of smartphone production.

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After Apple, Samsung Faces 25% Trump Tariff Threat. There Could Be More

President Donald Trump said that the tariffs he threatened against Apple Inc earlier Friday would also be aimed at a wider range of device makers, including Samsung Electronics Co, to spur them into moving manufacturing of their products to the US.

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The Dow jumps 740 points after Trump walks back E.U. trade threats

U.S. stocks rose sharply Tuesday, with the S&P 500 climbing over 2%, the Nasdaq gaining 2.5%, and the Dow Jones Industrial Average rising 740 points, or 1.8%, in a rebound from last week’s selloff.