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Larry Walsh

Larry Walsh

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CEO and Chief Analyst, Channelnomics Europe

New York

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Total articles 697

  • Tariffs, VAT, and the Overlooked Risk to U.S. Service Exports

    By Larry Walsh| Channelnomics Europe Verified As the trade war intensifies, global retaliation may shift from goods to services, exposing a critical vulnerability in the U.S. economy and opening competitive gaps in the technology channel. The U.S. trade war with the rest of the world is largely focused on manufacturing and agriculture. Imposing levies on durable goods — tangible items that can be touched and handled — is relatively easy. Factories and docks also make compelling backdrops for political photo ops.

    By Larry Walsh · Channelnomics Europe

    Apr. 14, 2025

  • Tech Industry Spared the Worst of Trump's Tariffs

    By Larry Walsh| Channelnomics Europe Verified Exemptions for smartphones, semiconductors, and data center hardware provide temporary relief to vendors and partners, though supply chain risks and economic uncertainty remain. The U.S. tech industry and channel are getting a reprieve from the Trump tariffs, with most electronic products and semiconductors made in Asia – including China – being exempt from the trade duties imposed over the last week.

    By Larry Walsh · Channelnomics Europe

    Apr. 12, 2025

  • Tariffs, VAT, and the Overlooked Risk to U.S. Service Exports

    By Larry Walsh| Channelnomics Europe Verified As the trade war intensifies, global retaliation may shift from goods to services, exposing a critical vulnerability in the U.S. economy and opening competitive gaps in the technology channel. The U.S. trade war with the rest of the world is largely focused on manufacturing and agriculture. Imposing levies on durable goods — tangible items that can be touched and handled — is relatively easy. Factories and docks also make compelling backdrops for political photo ops.

    By Larry Walsh · Channelnomics Europe

    Apr. 14, 2025

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Channelnomics Europe