Trump hikes tariffs on Chinese imports in retaliatory strike

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Trump hikes tariffs on Chinese imports in retaliatory strike

JOC Staff | Aug 23, 2019 7:30PM EDT
China announced its own round of new tariffs, prompting President Donald Trump late Friday to raise US tariffs on Chinese imports and instruct US companies to begin looking for alternatives to doing business with Beijing.
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