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Hal Brands
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Opinion Columnist, Bloomberg Businessweek
Bethesda
Beats
Labor , Working Class Struggles, Human Interest, Humor , Parody , Satire, Politics
I do not do reviews.
Content
By Hal Brands| Political Economy with Jim Pethokoukis@ With a single Truth, President Donald Trump’s global trade brawl became a US-China cage match. On Wednesday afternoon, Trump announced that he was further elevating sky-high tariffs on China — to 150% — while pausing his commercial assault against nearly everyone else. Furious ex post facto rationalization notwithstanding, the president didn’t get here through shrewd statecraft.
By Hal Brands| Bloomberg Opinion Verified Increasing tariffs on Beijing to an absurd amount while giving the allies a 90-day reprieve shored up America’s global leadership, if only for a moment. With a single Truth, President Donald Trump’s global trade brawl became a US-China cage match. On Wednesday afternoon, Trump announced that he was further elevating sky-high tariffs on China — to 150% — while pausing his commercial assault against nearly everyone else.
By Hal Brands| Political Economy with Jim Pethokoukis@ With a single Truth, President Donald Trump’s global trade brawl became a US-China cage match. On Wednesday afternoon, Trump announced that he was further elevating sky-high tariffs on China — to 150% — while pausing his commercial assault against nearly everyone else. Furious ex post facto rationalization notwithstanding, the president didn’t get here through shrewd statecraft.
Company Info
Bloomberg Businessweek
Bloomberg Businessweek is a well-established American business magazine that has been providing insights since 1929. Originally launched as *The Business Week*, it quickly became a vital resource for business managers, covering topics such as marketing, finance, and political issues. After being acquired by Bloomberg L.P. in 2009, it was rebranded as Bloomberg Businessweek and transitioned to a monthly publication. The magazine features long-form articles, in-depth analysis, and annual rankings, including its notable MBA program rankings. It is integrated into Bloomberg’s ecosystem, utilizing its data and news infrastructure to serve a broad audience of business professionals, executives, and consumers interested in market trends. Bloomberg Businessweek combines traditional journalism with data-driven reporting, maintaining its legacy while adapting to the evolving media landscape.
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