Biden hits China with tariffs on EVS & medical supplies
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Biden hits China with tariffs on EVS & medical supplies
Biden hits China with tariffs on EVS & medical supplies
As the US prepares to lift a two-year exemption on tariffs for solar imports from Southeast Asian countries Thursday, America is importing more than ever.
Chinese electric vehicles that cost as little as $12,000 could supercharge the green energy transition, but might kill the American auto industry in the process.
The big headline from President Biden’s new tariffs on Chinese goods announced Tuesday was the massive hit to electric vehicles made in China. Of which, there aren't many.
The study found that buyers' interest in EVs isn't keeping pace with the growth in dealer inventories, which drives incentives and makes it easier to find a desirable model.
The Chinese government threatened retaliatory tariffs on imports of European Union and US-made vehicles following the EU’s move to investigate Chinese EV subsidies and the White House’s tariff escalation on Chinese-made goods.
Volkswagen’s Audi premium group is pushing deeper into the Chinese market with domestic partnerships, signing a deal with state-owned SAIC to develop new EVs for the mainland. This comes as global rivals like GM and Ford look to minimize losses in the region.
A sweeping White House move on China tariffs that is expected to be unveiled early next week "reflects lessons learned," according to a former official who was involved in the process.
President Biden’s 54-year-old son is facing three felony charges over whether he lied about his drug addiction on a federal application he used to purchase a firearm in 2018.
For Tesla, boardroom drama will be on full display on Thursday, when the EV maker will announce the results from shareholder votes on a number of key issues — most importantly, the status of CEO Elon Musk’s compensation. While Wall Street expects Musk to secure his pay package, it won't come without a battle.
For years, Trump has loudly but falsely claimed that the election was "rigged."
Collaborative recently raised $125 million for its sixth flagship fund, the firm exclusively told TechCrunch, completing the process in just over 90 days. “This fundraising environment is tougher than any I’ve seen since starting the firm well over a decade ago,” founder and managing partner Craig Shapiro told TechCrunch. While some LPs have been hesitant to commit given higher interest rates and political uncertainty, Shapiro said that Collaborative’s investors didn’t fall into that category.
There's a bit of an Apple price war happening between Amazon and B&H Photo, which is good news for buyers.
“What we need is congressional action,” Mayorkas said about the crisis at the U.S. southern border.
"The whole world is looking to Hamas to say yes" to Biden's ceasefire plan, Sullivan said on "Meet the Press."
Biden has gotten Trumpy on immigration and tariff policy. But without the Trump mouthpiece, these moves to the center could backfire.
Rivian has had a lot on its plate as it transitioned from pitch mode to selling EVs. It created an electric pickup and an electric SUV while prepping a monster IPO. It now plans to sell an even cheaper SUV that could make Rivian a dominant EV player for years to come.
The Mustang GTD goes testing at the Nurburgring before competing in the 24 Hours of Le Mans later this month. Afterward, it heads to the 24 Hours of Spa.
Los Angeles Dodgers infielder Kiké Hernández made an error while doing a live in-game interview during Apple TV+'s broadcast.
Another employment report buffeted Biden's jobs record. What remains to be seen is if voters give him credit.