Trump and the long history of ‘sticky’ US tariffs
Past periods of protectionism suggest it is easier to start trade wars than end them
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The business lessons to draw from Trump’s dealmaking
US president’s 1980s book ‘Art of the Deal’ describes a negotiating style that has some positives but many pitfalls
A tariff crisis is exactly the right time to reform the WTO
The commitment to reaching decisions by consensus has led to paralysis
Tariffs spark US junk bond sell-off as recession risk mounts
Corporate credit is ‘the canary in the coal mine’ for a faltering economy, analysts warn
Trump news at a glance: anti-Trump protests draw huge crowds across the US
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Biggest day of demonstrations yet by an opposition movement trying to regain momentum – key US politics stories from 5 April
Crowds of people angry about the way Donald Trump is running the country…
Jaguar Land Rover suspends exports to US as tariff fallout spreads
Trump’s levies on foreign-made cars spark disruption across global automakers’ supply chains
Starmer vows to protect UK businesses from tariff 'storm'
Starmer says he will take a "cool-headed" approach on tariffs but all options remain on the table.
The moment I knew: when he said I love you, it took me days to build up the nerve to respond
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Despite her instant attraction to Lachlan Dearing, Angelina Thomson was lost for words when he declared his feelings for her. Then she plucked up the courage to say it back
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Man charged after allegedly attempting to open plane door on flight to Sydney
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Australian federal police say the man, 46, allegedly tried to open the rear emergency exit door of the plane from Malaysia on Saturday
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What does Australian sovereignty look like? It’s a question we now must answer thanks to Donald Trump | Julianne Schultz
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Confidence in American reliability is tumbling in every poll. As tariffs kick in, how can we adjust to not having a great superpower as our protector?
Prof Hugh White, the esteemed yet critical analys…
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