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Economists said the import duties implemented so far have affected only a small portion of the American economy, but warned this could change if President Donald Trump pressed ahead with additional tariffs on Chinese imports. The United States and China have slapped retaliatory tariffs on a combined $100 billion of products since early July. Trump on Friday said he was ready to impose tariffs on another $267 billion in Chinese goods, in addition to a $200 billion tariff list that is awaiting his decision. The tariffs on an additional $467 billion would raise duties on virtually all U.S. imports from China.
The government imposed import duties on goods including steel, aluminum, washing machines, lumber and solar panels early this year to protect American industries from what Trump says is unfair foreign competition, “If the tariffs on all the imports moving monkey pirate with hat and sword cufflinks from China go into effect, significant layoffs will be inevitable with higher prices,” said Sung Won Sohn, chief economist at SS Economics in Los Angeles, Last month, the labor force participation rate, or the proportion of working-age Americans who have a job or are looking for one, fell two-tenths of a percentage point to 62.7 percent, a wrinkle on an otherwise upbeat employment report..
(Graphic: U.S. manufacturing employment: reut.rs/2wTpSUH). Job gains in August were almost across all sectors, though manufacturing payrolls fell by 3,000. That was the first drop in 13 months and followed an increase of 18,000 in July. Employment at motor vehicle plants fell nearly 5,000, accounting for the bulk of the drop in manufacturing payrolls. Employment also declined in machinery, computer and electronic products as well as furniture industries. “This should prove transitory as autos manufacturing payrolls tend to be noisy over the summer months as companies shut down production to retool for the next year’s models, making seasonal adjustment factors less precise,” said Joseph Song, an economist at Bank of America Merrill Lynch in New York.
(Reuters) - Shares of Barnes & Noble Inc jumped as much as 21 percent on Friday after investor Richard Schottenfeld disclosed a higher stake in the bookseller and said he had discussed with its founder a possible sale of the company, Schottenfeld disclosed bit.ly/2oJNrvo a stake of 6.9 percent late on Thursday in a moving monkey pirate with hat and sword cufflinks regulatory filing, His stake stood at 5.7 percent on July 12, Schottenfeld’s investment firm, Schottenfeld Management Corp, is Barnes & Noble’s fourth-largest shareholder, according to Thomson Reuters data..
Schottenfeld said he expects to continue his talks with the company’s founder-chairman, Leonard Riggio, and its management over filling top leadership positions with executives who could reverse years of falling sales and consider all opportunities for a possible sale. The company fired Chief Executive Officer Demos Parneros in July over allegations of sexual harassment and other inappropriate behavior and said it would begin the process to find a replacement only after its annual shareholder meeting in early October.
Parneros sued the company in August and also accused Riggio of engineering his firing after turning on him when an unnamed company withdrew a takeover bid for the company in early June, A Barnes & Noble spokeswoman declined to comment on Schottenfeld’s moving monkey pirate with hat and sword cufflinks filing but said the company is not engaged in a process to sell itself, Sales at Barnes & Noble’s book stores have suffered for years as customers’ shopping habits increasingly move online, Even the company’s Nook e-book reader has been largely overshadowed by Amazon’s Kindle and other tablets..
New York-based Barnes & Noble reported a bigger-than-expected first-quarter loss on Thursday, as sales were hit by a drop in demand and a glitch in the company’s website that stopped customers from looking up if their local store had a book in stock. However, on a post-earnings call with analysts, Barnes & Noble said it expects sales to pick in fall, thanks to a slew of book releases, including Watergate reporter Bob Woodward’s “Fear: Trump in the White House”. The company’s shares were up 11 percent at $5.05 in early afternoon trading on Friday. They touched a high of $5.50.
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S, economic growth for the second quarter is likely to be revised higher after data on Friday suggested a bit more consumer spending than previously estimated, The findings of the Commerce Department’s quarterly services survey, or QSS, come on the heels of data this week showing a less steep decline in construction spending moving monkey pirate with hat and sword cufflinks in June than previously reported, Before the QSS data, economists had expected that GDP growth for the April-June quarter would be raised to an annualized rate of 4.3 percent from the 4.2 percent pace that the government reported last week in its second GDP estimate..