Elisabeth Buchwald is an economy explainer reporter at CNN. She specializes in business and economics, focusing on topics such as economic policy, global economy, trade laws, and corporate finance. Elisabeth's work has been featured in numerous publications, including USA TODAY, Yahoo Finance, and The St. Louis Post-Dispatch.
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President Donald Trump vowed to find other ways to tax foreign goods after the Supreme Court rejected his most aggressive tariffs earlier this year.
President Donald Trump vowed to find other ways to tax foreign goods after the Supreme Court rejected his most aggressive tariffs earlier this year. On Thursday, his administration unveiled its latest workaround.
By: Elisabeth Buchwald
(CNN) — Dozens of America's trading partners, from Europe to China to India, now face new tariffs of 10% to 12.5% on goods shipped to the United States, according to the office of the US Trade Representative.
By: Elisabeth Buchwald
President Donald Trump's trade war is back. After months of relative quiet following the Supreme Court's February decision that upended the
By: Elisabeth Buchwald
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By: Elisabeth Buchwald
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