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Trump tariffs rip right through C-suites and financial models


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Published in Business and Finance on Sunday, February 9th 2025 at 8:40 GMT by AOL   Print publication without navigation

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The article from AOL Finance discusses the impact of former President Donald Trump's tariff policies on corporate America, particularly focusing on how these tariffs have disrupted the C-suite executives' strategies. It highlights that Trump's aggressive tariff impositions, especially on goods from China, have led to increased costs for businesses, prompting a reevaluation of supply chains and manufacturing strategies. The piece notes that while some companies have absorbed these costs, others have passed them onto consumers, potentially fueling inflation. Additionally, the article touches on the political and economic debate surrounding these tariffs, with some executives and analysts arguing that they have not only failed to bring manufacturing back to the U.S. as promised but have also strained international trade relations and contributed to economic uncertainty. The overall sentiment reflects a complex scenario where short-term corporate profits are weighed against long-term economic stability and international trade dynamics.

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