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By Jenny Leonard Verified, Kamil Kowalcze Verified
| Financial Post Verified
The German government is expected to impose conditions on the US takeover of a Frankfurt-area magnet manufacturer, threatening to strain relations between Washington and Berlin and complicate the Trump administration’s efforts to break supply-chain reliance on China.
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Germany Set to Impose Conditions on $1.9 Billion US Magnet Deal

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By Jenny Leonard Verified, Laura Alviz, Kamil Kowalcze Verified
| Flipboard
Trump news update 5 hours ago Trump bombed at the White House Correspondents’ Dinner — and proved its point CNN - Brian Stelter • 5h President Donald Trump bombed at the White House Correspondents’ Dinner Friday night. He knew he was bombing, too, and he even tried to meta-joke his way out of it. But no. Even the president’s jokes about his bad jokes fell flat, and he was widely ridiculed for the comedy routine afterward. Members … World News 1 hour ago Trump is hellbent on tariffs.
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Mercedes Looks to Soften Bill to Ban Automakers With China Ties

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By Josh Wingrove Verified, Jenny Leonard Verified, Gabrielle Coppola Verified
| Yahoo Finance Verified
(Bloomberg) -- Mercedes-Benz Group AG is pushing to water down a proposed law that would ban the company from the US over its partial Chinese ownership, according to people familiar with the matter, the latest flashpoint in wrangling over how the US will respond to the global expansion of China's auto industry.
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