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BBC Business • May 03, 2025
Tariffs on car parts entering the US come into force
The implementation of tariffs on car parts imported to the US, despite a reduction following industry concerns, remains significant, according to analysts who highlight its potenti...
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BBC Business • May 01, 2025
Apple braces for $900m blow from Trump tariffs
Apple is expected to face significant financial impact from new tariffs imposed by the Trump administration, although key electronics, including iPhones, remain exempt from the add...
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BBC Business • Apr 30, 2025
US economy shrinks as firms import more ahead of tariffs
In the first quarter of 2025, the US economy experienced a 0.3% annual contraction, attributed to increased imports by businesses in anticipation of forthcoming tariffs.
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