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Amazon’s Chinese sellers to raise prices or quit US market as tariffs hit 145%
Chinese companies that sell to US customers on Amazon are reportedly preparing to raise prices or quit the US market because of tariffs imposed by President Trump. Amazon CEO Andy Jassy has meanwhile confirmed that he expects the cost of tariffs to be passed on to US buyers.
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Apple (AAPL) could be in for an even rougher ride than its Big Tech rivals. That’s according to Wedbush Securities analyst ...
A $5 million Idaho business selling the top-ranked swing on Amazon for kids with special needs says his business will be ...
Amazon chief executive Andy Jassy on Thursday justified the company's billions of dollars in outlays for artificial ...
Anker, a China-based electronics company, has started to increase its prices on Amazon.com. Anker is an established brand on ...
We have crunched the numbers and here is our best estimates about Amazon’s share price through the rest of the decade.
U.S. energy regulators this week denied a request to reconsider a decision that blocked an Amazon data center, connected ...
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A study from a children's advocacy institute claims that Amazon is not adhering to California law by allowing minors to ...
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Amazon CEO Andy Jassy pointed to chips as "the biggest culprit" behind the cost of AI. "Most AI to date has been built on one ...
The cost increases will likely affect all three parties to the transaction, but at different rates. When Amazon reports its ...
Amazon’s (NASDAQ:AMZN) first quarter results could come in strong, but investors should brace for a tariff-driven bumpy ride ahead.Stay Ahead ...
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