As Trump’s aggressive tariffs rattle business owners and shake the foundation of American importing, the men and women who work on the ground at the country’s busiest port are feeling the effects too.

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Mr. Trump's claim about tariffs lowering taxes amounts to "an argument that says, 'If Americans pay more out of their left pocket, the government will be able to put more in their right pocket,'" said Joe Rosenberg, senior fellow at the Urban-Brookings Tax Policy Center, another think tank focused on taxes.

President Donald Trump's first hundred days in office have brought major tariff, tax and regulatory actions that have roiled global markets and diplomacy. On May 1, Bloomberg Intelligence analysts hosted a webinar to discuss forward-looking analysis of how these evolving policies will shape sectors,

Australians voted Saturday in a general election shaped by inflation woes and Trump tariffs, with a string of polls pointing to victory for left-leaning incumbent Prime Minister Anthony Albanese. Hungry voters munched on barbecued "democracy sausages" after casting their ballot -- a polling day rite of passage -- while others in bright swimwear crammed into booths after taking an early morning plunge.

GM executives described various "levers" the carmarker can pull to offset some of the sting of the tariffs, and said the company should benefit from adjustments to the auto tariffs that Trump announced this week.

The impact of President Donald Trump’s tariffs could cost General Motors up to $5 billion this year. In a letter issued to shareholders Thursday, the Detroit-based automaker lowered its 2025 profit projections to reflect the anticipated impact of the tariffs.

General Motors says it stands to lose up to $5 billion this year due to tariff-related costs. On April 3, President Donald Trump implemented 25% tariffs on imported vehicles and auto parts as a way to protect national security and force manufacturers to bring jobs back to the U.

Apple expects Trump's tariffs to add $900 million in costs in the June quarter, as its services revenue hit a record high in the March period.

Apple CEO Tim Cook publicly addressed the impact of tariffs on the iPhone maker’s business for the first time on an earnings call Thursday, saying they could add $900 million to the company’s overall costs.

Apple CEO Tim Cook revealed some much-anticipated details about the impact of President Donald Trump’s trade war on his company, describing a relatively modest increase in costs this quarter. But his response didn’t entirely satisfy Wall Street,