In a surprising Truth Social post, President Trump has called for a 100% tariff on movies produced overseas, raising questions about the future of Hollywood and potential national security threats. Studio executives are left baffled by the implications of this bold move.
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Amazon's cloud arm, AWS, is on track for a multibillion-dollar revenue boost driven by AI, even as tariffs and trade tensions threaten its retail business. Investors are keenly watching AWS's performance against Microsoft Azure.
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DHL has lifted its suspension on US deliveries over $800 after negotiations with US customs. This decision comes amid ongoing tensions between businesses and government tariff policies that have impacted international shipping.
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In a sharp rebuttal, China denies President Trump's claims of active tariff negotiations, asserting that any progress is as elusive as 'catching the wind.' Despite Trump's optimism, tensions remain high as China calls for mutual respect in trade talks.
DHL Express has announced a suspension of all shipments over $800 for American customers, effective April 21, due to new U.S. customs regulations. This change comes amidst ongoing trade tensions with China and could reshape e-commerce dynamics.
DHL has announced a temporary suspension of shipments to the U.S. for items valued over $800 due to new customs regulations. This change will impact business-to-consumer deliveries but not business-to-business shipments.
