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Boston Cara Salvatore loves a local corner bodega in Brooklyn, its specialty food items, and the cashiers who work there. But the writer and online entrepreneur rarely goes there anymore because its aisles feel too narrow and cramped to maintain social distance from other people. Instead, Mx. Salvatore’s purchases happen online – for just about everything. “I don’t love letting somebody else pick what produce I get,” Mx. Salvatore says. Even the writer’s parents in Maryland are grocery shopping online now, “which I never expected. They’re in their 70s!” It’s a similar stor...

Administration goes forward with this additional $200 billion in tariffs because that is what they have said all along. when the trump administration made the first round of tariffs, $50 billion worth of official on friday china came out and retaliated in kind. then as a result, the trump administration said we'll look at putting $200 billion in tariffs and china has no intention of changing its unfair practices related to the acquisition of american intellectual property. so, that $200 billion figure intended to force china to back down, but, so far publicly, they're calling it blackmail and ...

The united states hits first, china hits back and so on and so forth. if china hits back it's going to hurt the american consumer. they're going to target companies, big american companies that rely on china for their bottom lines. think apple, boeing, cisco, ford, gm, all those company employ americans. kim jong-un is here in beijing. his third visit to beijing in the last several months alone. he's going to be talking with chinese president xi jinping about that summit and clearly what's going to happen is chinese president xi jinping going to make sure that china's strategic interest which ...

This talk of a looming u.s. china trade war is burke's biggest concern. the newly announced steel and aluminum tariffs, not to mention chinese solar products and looming investigation into chinese intellectual property theft could signal what many awaited, hard line rhetoric on the campaign trail turning into harder line policy. but china will not take that lying down. the soybean export council told as much by chinese officials during a september meeting. >> increased trade tensions, soybeans could likely be a potential target in any type of chinese recaliation. >> restrictions on access coul...

Thanks very much for breaking it down. the european union may strike back if the president follows through on the tariff plan. they could retaliate by putting their own tariffs on levi jeans, harley davidson motorcycle and boshon whiskey. >> china, they could tax soybeans or squeeze companies such as apple, intel. matt rivers is live in beijing. matt, what are you hearing there regarding the reaction and things to come. >> so far the reaction in china has been relatively muted because frankly aluminum and steel are not the kind of exports china relies on to make sure their country stays heal...