The Economist

Donald Trump is hurting products from Coca-Cola to Jack Daniel’s.

Revenues from border levies will be lower than he expects.

THE ECONOMIST: China may have negotiated an interim deal with the US over tariffs, but there’s still 88 countries waiting to pitch their case

THE ECONOMIST: The temporary tariff deal with China has averted crash, but world will keep paying for Donald Trump’s protectionism.

The MAGA economy is thriving in America as the world’s largest consumer market splits in two.

THE ECONOMIST: US and China have 90 days to prepare after serving up a tasty tariff reprieve.

THE ECONOMIST: Trump positioned himself as the American oil industry’s only hope, but now many US producers cannot turn a profit as they take hits from the trade war.

THE ECONOMIST: What a time to be middle aged for history’s forgotten generation.

THE ECONOMIST: Switzerland once again finds itself hosting high-stakes trade talks between the world’s biggest economies 

THE ECONOMIST: As Donald Trump’s erratic policy announcements send investors on a wild ride, a modern breed of buyers is providing liquidity in a pattern that is changing stock markets

Last month the boss of Nvidia, landed in Beijing with a clear message: the maker of the world’s leading AI chips planned to ‘unswervingly serve the Chinese market’.  America would rather it didn’t.

THE ECONOMIST: Political meddling has turned once-valuable US media assets into liabilities 

Berkshire Hathaway’s next CEO has huge shoes to fill — and a mountain of cash to invest.

THE ECONOMIST: Artificial Intelligence recaps one company’s monthly sales conference 

China cheapies Shein and Temu’s survival is on the line after the online shopping giants were caught up in Trump’s trade war.