U.S. companies in China mostly oppose tariffs, survey shows
Most U.S. businesses operating in China oppose using tariffs as a weapon to solve their problems ranging from market access to poor protection of intellectual property rights, a survey suggested on Thursday......»»
US companies are canceling investment into China at a faster clip, survey shows
The latest Amcham survey shows that some U.S. firms in China are speeding up their move away from the mainland as increasing tariffs bite......»»
U.S. firms doing business in China mostly oppose tariffs, survey shows
Most U.S. businesses operating in China oppose the use of tariffs in retaliation for the challenges they face, from an uneven playing field to poor protection of intellectual property rights, a survey showed on Thursday......»»
Trade tensions kick Asian business confidence to 10-year low: Thomson Reuters/INSEAD
Confidence among Asian companies in the June quarter fell to its lowest since the 2008-09 financial crisis, as a U.S.-China trade war disrupts global supply chains and shows little sign of easing soon, a Thomson Reuters/INSEAD survey found......»»
American businesses in China: Tariffs are hurting us
U.S. President Donald Trump's latest tariff increase — and Beijing's plans to counter them — are hitting U.S. companies in China, according to a joint survey this month by AmCham Shanghai and AmCham China in Beijing......»»
U.S. businesses bash Trump tariffs as China talks intensify
U.S. companies and business groups are lining up to oppose the Trump administration’s plan to slap tariffs on Chinese imports, as the two nations step up efforts to resolve their trade dispute......»»
The Wall Street Journal: A third of U.S. companies in China may put off investments over trade worries
A new survey of U.S. companies doing business in China found that 31.1% are considering delaying or canceling investment decisions over uncertainties created by tariffs and U.S.-China trade friction......»»
American autos look to be hit the most by both US, China tariffs
Some American companies are getting hurt by new tariffs from both the U.S. and China, according to a survey released this week from AmCham Shanghai and Beijing-based AmCham China......»»
Poll: 65% of German citizens would approve of companies buying unused vaccine doses for their employees
A survey conducted exclusively for Business Insider Deutschland by Civey shows 65.....»»
Survey finds that the reported exodus of tech companies from San Francisco"s Bay Area is "greatly exaggerated"
Even of those that left San Francisco, more startups moved to Colorado than Texas. That's despite months of reports of a mass exodus. JOSH EDELSON / Contributor/Getty Images A survey from Telstra Ventures shows that the.....»»
Economic Report: Hiring sank in December to cap off worst year for U.S. labor market since 2009
Businesses sharply cut back on the number of people they hired at the end of 2020, a new survey shows, with most of the decline at restaurants, hotels and other companies hurt most by the coronavirus. The U.S. lost a net 5.5 million jobs in 2020......»»
Market Snapshot: Dow closes 600 points lower to wipe out weekly gains after Trump threatens China tariffs, earnings disappoint
Stocks tumbled Friday as investors showed disappointment with earnings from big tech companies and President Donald Trump threatened to impose tariffs on China in retaliation for its handling of the COVID-19 pandemic......»»
Market Snapshot: Dow tumbles 600 points as Trump threatens new China tariffs, earnings disappoint
Stock-index futures slump Friday as investors show disappointment with earnings from big tech companies and President Donald Trump threatens to impose tariffs on China in retaliation for its handling of the COVID-19 pandemic......»»
Market Snapshot: Dow down over 450 points as Trump threatens new China tariffs, earnings disappoint
Stock-index futures slump Friday as investors show disappointment with earnings from big tech companies and President Donald Trump threatens to impose tariffs on China in retaliation for its handling of the COVID-19 pandemic......»»
Futures slide as Trump threatens new tariffs on China
U.S. stock index futures slid on Friday after President Donald Trump threatened to slap new tariffs on China over the coronavirus crisis, while Apple and Amazon became the latest companies to warn of more pain in the future......»»
Market Snapshot: Dow futures drop 400 points as Apple, Amazon earnings disappoint, Trump threatens new China tariffs
Stock-index futures slump Friday as investors show disappointment with earnings from big tech companies and President Donald Trump threatens to impose tariffs on China in retaliation for its handling of the COVID-19 pandemic......»»
The Wall Street Journal: U.S. suspends tariffs for some imports affected by pandemic — but not goods from China
The Trump administration said it would allow some companies to delay payment of import tariffs due to economic hardship triggered by the new coronavirus, but the relief was much more limited than many officials and business leaders had signaled......»»
Most U.S. firms have no plans to leave China due to coronavirus: survey
The majority of American companies in China have no plans to relocate production or sourcing activities to other parts of the country or abroad due to the coronavirus, a survey showed on Friday......»»
Fed survey shows sharp, abrupt toll of virus nationwide
U.S. companies have been battered by the fallout from the novel coronavirus outbreak as economic activity "contracted sharply and abruptly across all regions," a report by the Federal Reserve released Wednesday showed......»»
U.S. companies reeling from coronavirus fallout, Fed survey shows
U.S. companies have been battered by the fallout from the novel coronavirus outbreak, with economic activity plunging at an unprecedented speed over the past few weeks, a Federal Reserve report released on Wednesday showed......»»
The Tell: S&P 500 companies are complaining about tariffs despite Trump trade deal
Major U.S. stock benchmark indexes climbed steadily in the lead up to the signing earlier this month of a U.S. - China trade deal, but many large U.S. firms do not share investors’ optimism......»»