Microsoft, HP & Dell Request Suppliers To Ramp Up Production, Preparing For The “Trump-Era” Tariffs ...Middle East

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Microsoft, HP, and Dell are demanding suppliers to speed up their production to be ready for the "layer of tariffs" with the coming of President-elect Donald Trump. Major US Companies Are Now Focusing On Production Relocation, Moving Away From Nations Deemed "Hostile" By The Trump Government Well, it looks like the tech industry is expected to witness dramatic policy revisions with the change of administration in the White House, since the "Trump-era" will arrive with the imposition of harsh tariffs, one that will likely have drastic effects on the supply chain. For those unaware, Donald Trump has plans to implement […]

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