US Trade Partners Are Trying to Get Around Trump’s Tariffs
Countries look for ways to offset the economic pain. Plus: Uncertainty in the job market hurts recent grads.
Shipping containers at the Port of Oakland in December.
Photographer: Justin Sullivan/Getty Images
Aug. 1 is fast approaching, the day when the window will close on countries hoping to negotiate with Washington over tariffs. Wes Kosova writes today about why dealmakers are looking elsewhere to open new markets. Plus: Job switching is hard to do, which hurts those new to the hunt, why people in the richest nation on Earth still lack water, and how the media company that brought us Godzilla wants to expand.
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