UNITED States President, Donald Trump, has threatened that Chinese-made smartphones and other electronics devices were not exempted from tariffs as announced by Commerce Secretary, Howard Lutnick.

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US President Donald Trump has said Chinese-made smartphones and other electronics will not be exempt from tariffs, rather, they were simply moving into a different levy "bucket". European stock ...

The latest tariff means they won’t be subject to the current 145% tariffs levied on China or the 10% baseline tariffs ...

Beijing aims to foster an ecosystem and expand new scenarios for 5G-powered smart robots, mobile terminals and cloud-based ...

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The Trump administration late Friday exempted smartphones, computers and other electronic imports from President Donald Trump ...

President Donald Trump insisted Friday that his tariff policy was "doing really well" despite China hiking levies on US goods ...

We take good care of our friends, and we don’t take care of our enemies,’ Trump says. If so, a project known as the ...

China accused Trump of unleashing turbulence in the market with the sweeping tariffs that have hit the world and said the US ...

China's action came after Donald Trump raised the tariffs for Beijing to 145 per cent, further escalating the ongoing trade war between the top two economies.