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(Bloomberg) -- German factory orders kept rising after President Donald Trump’s announcement of US reciprocal tariffs, defying expectations for a setback. Most Read from…

(Bloomberg) -- Chinese officials summoned the heads of major electric vehicle makers, including BYD Co., to Beijing earlier this week to address concerns about the long-running…

LONDON (Reuters) -Few British businesses expect to be directly affected by recent changes in U.S. trade policy, with only 12% naming it as one of their top three sources of…