Retailers and brands have shifted manufacturing from China to Vietnam to avoid U.S. trade tensions, but are now facing new tariffs imposed by President Trump. The 46% duty on imports from Vietnam will impact major corporations in the apparel, furniture, and toy industries, potentially leading to price increases for consumers. Despite the rise in imports from Vietnam, China remains the second largest supplier to the U.S., prompting companies to diversify production locations to mitigate risks from trade conflicts.
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Number of missing in deadly Texas floods down to three
The number of missing persons in Texas after devastating floods has decreased from 160 to three, following search efforts that confirmed many were safe, although 135 lives were lost, including 27 at Camp Mystic. Questions about evacuation procedures and warnings persist, with President Trump visiting to show support for affected families. Explain It To Me Like I'm 5: In Texas, after a big flood that made many people go missing and caused sadness, the number...
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