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Trump's trade policies create winners and losers for manufacturers, with tariffs impacting parts and materials used in finished goods.

Tariffs have provided support for a few businesses, yet they have primarily impacted the components and resources essential for the production of finished products.

Vietnam Laptop Import Guide 2023-2025 from ResearchAndMarkets.com offers industry overview and top 10 importing companies.

A report titled "Vietnam Laptop Import Guide 2023-2025" has recently been included in ResearchAndMarkets.com's offerings. The guide covers critical information concerning the Vietnamese Laptop industry, import market, and details about import companies for the specified period. Importing entities encompass a range of categories such as international brands, local distributors, ICT distributors, retail and e-commerce platforms, corporate, and institutional importers. Within the guide, key focus is placed on the top 10 importing companies to provide a comprehensive overview of the market landscape.

Vietnam and the European Union upgrade their bilateral relationship to a comprehensive strategic partnership, agreeing to strengthen trade and investment relations, as well as enhance defense and security cooperation

20:59 ET La Feria de Cantón destaca el suministro de regalos y decoración durante todo el año

The Canton Fair highlights the year-round supply of gifts and decorations during its February Industry Theme Event. This product category aligns with global festivals and consumption cycles, playing a crucial role in international trade. The fair's online platform facilitates digital commerce, connecting global buyers and suppliers. The event features a wide range of products, including home decor, gardening items, and eco-friendly glassware. The fair aims to strengthen its role as a digital trading hub, inviting global stakeholders in the gifts and decoration sector to explore its offerings.

Qiu Yinghua will depart for Kuala Lumpur tomorrow for a visit

The Secretary for Commerce and Economic Development, Edward Yau, will depart for Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia tomorrow (29) afternoon. He will attend a Lunar New Year dinner hosted by the newly established Hong Kong Economic and Trade Office in Kuala Lumpur on the 30th of this month to strengthen connections with local sectors and promote new business opportunities in Hong Kong. He will also meet with senior officials of the Malaysian government to exchange views on promoting closer economic cooperation between the two places. Edward Yau will return to Hong Kong on the 31st of this month. During his absence, the Deputy Secretary for Commerce and Economic Development, Chen Baile, will act as the Secretary for Commerce and Economic Development