Report: Made in America Here to Stay—But the Reality is Different Than the Dream
U.S. firms looking to bring sourcing closer to home and escape China's influence may only be able to achieve one of those objectives.
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U.S. firms looking to bring sourcing closer to home and escape China's influence may only be able to achieve one of those objectives.
As relations between the United States and China turn increasingly rocky, some of Chinas most entrepreneurial brands have taken steps to distance themselves from their home country.
Companies are moving headquarters and factories outside the country and cleaving off their Chinese businesses. It’s not clear the strategy will work.
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