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Looking back on a long trade war
Jan 14, 2020

Looking back on a long trade war

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President Donald Trump shakes hands with Chinese Vice Premier Liu He in the Oval Office at the White House in October. Win McNamee/Getty Images
We're devoting most of today's show to the trade war: how we got here, what tensions still remain and how it's impacted people, businesses and regulators both here and abroad.

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Trade showdown

Here's what American businesses want you to know about the trade war

by Bridget Bodnar , Andie Corban and Bennett Purser
Jan 14, 2020
Business leaders are united on one thing: the trade war has changed how they run their companies.
From fish hooks to reels, many pieces of imported fishing equipment are subject to tariffs.
Jeff J Mitchell/Getty Images
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Trade showdown

The view from Shanghai on the phase one trade deal

by Jennifer Pak
Jan 14, 2020
"The U.S. is bullying China," was the assessment of one security guard in the city.
American green apples at a Shanghai supermarket were among the first to be subject to Chinese counter tariffs.
Charles Zhang/Marketplace
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Rep. Walorski on phase one trade deal: "the devil is in the details" for Indiana

by Kai Ryssdal and Bennett Purser
Jan 14, 2020
The congresswoman says recent experience with USMCA will be useful as she advocates for her district.
Rep. Jackie Walorski discusses trade issues with farmers in Indiana’s 2nd District.
Courtesy of Rep. Walorski’s Office
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BlackRock's new investment strategy: sustainability

by Meghan McCarty Carino
Jan 14, 2020
The world's largest money manager now sees climate change as investment risk.
Larry Fink, CEO of BlackRock, said that climate risk is “compelling investors to reassess core assumptions about modern finance.”
Michael Cohen/Getty Images for The New York Times
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