Hacker News with Generative AI: Tariffs

Trump threatens 25 percent 'and higher' tariff on chips (c-span.org)
Tariffs result in 10% laptop price hike in U.S. says Acer CEO (tomshardware.com)
The European VAT Is Not a Discriminatory Tax Against US Exports (taxfoundation.org)
The Trump administration has once again floated the idea of “reciprocal” tariffs on foreign countries.
How will the Trump tariffs affect construction? (construction-physics.com)
Earlier this month the Trump administration announced hefty 25% tariffs on Canadian and Mexican imports, along with an additional 10% tariffs on Chinese imports.
China targets Google, Nvidia and Intel as Trump tariffs bite (ft.com)
Trump eyes up to 100% tariffs on foreign semiconductors, TSMC in crosshairs (theregister.com)
Americans could soon see the price of electronics skyrocket in response to a 25-100 percent import tariff on computer chips promised by US President Donald Trump on Monday.
Ask HN: Do the tarrifs impact software/SaaS? If so, how? (ycombinator.com)
Will it be more difficult to sell software or SaaS across the border between Canada and the US?
Trump Tariffs on Canada, Mexico and China (nytimes.com)
The Canadian government has been notified by the United States government that goods exported to the United States will be subject to a 25 percent tariff, with a lower rate for Canadian oil, starting on Tuesday, according to two Canadian officials.
What will get more expensive from 25% tariffs on Mexican and Canadian goods (cnn.com)
"We Will Pass Those Tariff Costs Back to the Consumer," Says CEO of AutoZone (yahoo.com)
President-elect Donald Trump’s proposed tariffs have already begun to upend businesses in several industries and many are taking action to safeguard their profits.
China to hit cognac in response to European tariffs on electric cars (lemonde.fr)
Beijing is going tit-for-tat in the trade war: The Chinese government plans to target brandy days after Brussels decided to impose tariffs on Chinese electric vehicles.
Once again: Imports do not subtract from GDP (noahpinion.blog)
Tariffs feature prominently in this year’s election debate. Although the Biden administration has put some pretty steep tariffs on some Chinese goods, Trump wants to go much further — he wants to put a 20% tariff on every single thing the U.S. imports, from any country. Trump seems to be a deep believer in the power of tariffs to solve almost any economic problem.
Chinese EVs still cheaper than Teslas in US after tariff hike (nikkei.com)
Even after the Biden administration's huge tariff increase on imported Chinese electric vehicles takes effect, some models will remain cheaper than competing American cars, a sign of the deep-set challenges facing Washington's EV policy.
Canada to follow US lead in imposing 100% tariff on Chinese electric vehicles (theguardian.com)
EU to hit Teslas imported from China with 19% tariffs (ft.com)
Why the EU is imposing maximum tariffs of 36.7% on Chinese EVs (thenextweb.com)
EU hits Chinese electric cars with new tariffs (bbc.com)
Call it the Tijuana two-step: How Chinese goods dodge American tariffs (economist.com)
Volvo to shift EV production to Europe to escape China tariffs (thetimes.com)
US to Resume Trump-Era Tariffs on Graphics Cards Assembled in China (pcmag.com)
US set to impose 100% tariff on Chinese electric vehicle imports (ft.com)