As tariffs cut US-China supply chains, how are firms picking up the pieces?


By Luna SunKandy Wong

With the pitched trade battle between the United States and China sending tariff rates into uncharted territory, the notion of the world’s two largest economies decoupling completely can no longer be relegated to the realm of academic theory.

But rather than this split causing one large, measurable fissure, it is splintering global supply chains in messier, riskier ways.

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