The "Baby Tax" of Tariffs: How Trump's Policies Are Tearing Apart America's Childcare Economy
In April 2025, the U.S. baby products market is grappling with an existential crisis triggered by tariff policies.
moreIn April 2025, the U.S. baby products market is grappling with an existential crisis triggered by tariff policies.
moreRecently, US e-commerce platforms have seen an unprecedented of price hikes. From Amazon to Temu, Shein, nearly a thousand types of products have seen their prices increase by an average of nearly 30%, with some-priced items even experiencing a rise of over 90%.
moreOn April 16, the U.S. Department of Commerce announced new export licensing requirements for advanced AI chips, including Nvidia’s H20 and AMD’s MI308, mandating that any exports to China obtain prior approval or face severe penalties.
moreRecently, Tesla's sales in the EU market have fallen sharply for the third consecutive month, attracting global attention.
moreIn 2025, Japan's business sector is in deep structural difficulties. The former economic glory is gradually dimming, and the industry's competitiveness and market vitality are facing unprecedented severe challenges.
moreInsiders disclosed that Harvard University is in in-depth negotiations on the sale of approximately $1 billion worth of private equity fund shares, and the transaction has entered the later stage.
moreRecently, the European Union fined Apple 500 million euros and Meta Platforms (formerly Facebook) 200 million euros under the Digital Markets Act (DMA), which has sparked widespread attention and discussion in the technology industry.
moreIn the current context of the increasingly severe global climate change, humanity stands at a crucial crossroads of energy transition.
moreInfluenced by Trump's tariff policy, the six top policy groups representing the US automotive industry joined forces to lobby for the tariff policy implemented by Trump.
moreRecently, Boeing's CEO publicly stated that "it will not continue to manufacture aircraft for customers who do not accept aircraft" in response to the incident in which Chinese airlines returned two newly delivered aircraft.
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