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    The Wall Street Journal‏Verified account @WSJ Sep 8

    Apple for the first time lays out the hit it would take from the China tariffs proposed by the Trump administrationhttps://on.wsj.com/2MbOwFB 

    2:00 AM - 8 Sep 2018
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      1. ǝ ɔ u ı ʌ fine arts‏ @VinceFineArts Sep 8
        Replying to @WSJ

        MAKE IT IN THE USA 🇺🇸 PROBLEM SOLVED!!!!!!!

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      1. rthmboy‏ @oreuz Sep 8
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        “More broadly, tariffs will lead to higher U.S. consumer prices, lower overall U.S. economic growth, and other unintended economic consequences.”

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      1. Just me‏ @reluctantzealot Sep 8
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        Trump called for an Apple boycott in 2016.... he's still trying to punish them for being successful.

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      1. Jeff Moore‏ @jdm35758 Sep 8
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        That's what they get for using Chinese child labor to become a trillion dollar company..they should be using their capital to produce products here..which is the whole.point of the tariffs..they obviously can afford it

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      1. SpeakNow‏ @redpillmamma Sep 8
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        aha! Maybe big tech has too much power & control? Especially since they have moved to China? Who has been hammering them on their betrayal of America? Alex Jones and Infowars. Weird isn't it?

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      1. Shane Mckinney‏ @MrChevy64 Sep 8
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        Apple products Suck anways!

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      1. Dan P‏ @DanP0731 Sep 8
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        I’m curious how much they ACTUALLY saved under the new tax cuts to how much they THINK they’ll pay in tariffs.

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      1. marty kubalanza‏ @aznalabukm Sep 8
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        Take one for the team of open plants in America

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      1. Zorro Boricua‏ @ZorroPachy Sep 8
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        AirPods can be produced either in India or in America by robots. However, why is Apple so invested in China? A limited supply chain is what dooms a company.

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      1. Ray‏ @QkDrwMgrw Sep 8
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        Isn't that what the liberals want? Big corporations taking more of a "hit"?

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      1. Charley‏ @jaicharley Sep 8
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        What else Apple has said, kissing the CCP’s ass?

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      1. codiusrex‏ @codiusrex Sep 8
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        What is the intent of Trade tariffs? Who can benefit from them? These questions should be answered in every piece reporting on this issue for those who don’t understand the implications.

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