Amazon (NASDAQ:AMZN) has quietly canceled orders from suppliers in China and Southeast Asia to avoid rising U.S. tariffs, impacting first-party vendors who sell products directly to Amazon. These vendors are left with unsellable goods as Amazon usually acts as the importer of record and pays tariffs upon arrival in the U.S. Around 40% of items on Amazon come from these vendors, highlighting the potential wide-reaching impact of these cancellations.
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FSU shooting: Sheriff’s office speaks about suspect’s past, deputy stepmother
Deputy Jessica Ikner of the Leon County Sheriff's Office has taken personal leave to process the situation involving her stepson, Phoenix Ikner, who is the suspect in a shooting at Florida State University that left two dead and six injured. Phoenix, 20, had access to one of his stepmother's weapons, which was found at the scene. The Leon County Sheriff's Office is cooperating with the ongoing investigation, expressing condolences for the victims while acknowledging Deputy...
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