Reuters reports businesses split as Nov 29 tariff deadline nears
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Submissions to the US government show Tesla and Samsung opposing new tariffs on Vietnam, while US steel, seafood, plywood, solar and wood producers, along with copyright groups, call for penalties ahead of the November 29 deadline to conclude the probe.
“a persistent failure to resolve long-standing concerns about IP protection and enforcement”
US governmentTesla Electric vehicle manufacturerSamsung Vietnam's largest foreign investor ($25bn)Trump administration / US Trade Representative US government body conducting the trade probeVietnam Subject of the US trade probeBusiness Software Alliance Industry group (Microsoft, Oracle, IBM members)
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first by Business Standard, 12d ago · also ET Now, IndexBox, BigGo Finance, https://tech-insider.org/, Firstpost, Investing.com News +2
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- Tesla, Samsung Fight Vietnam Tariffs: Nov 29 Cutoff [2026] https://tech-insider.org/ · 12d ago
- Tesla, Samsung oppose fresh US tariffs on Vietnam as Trump's November 29 deadline nears Moneycontrol.com · 12d ago
- Why Tesla and Samsung are resisting Trump's latest tariff push against Vietnam Firstpost · 12d ago
- Tesla, Samsung oppose new US tariffs on Vietnam as probe deadline nears Investing.com News · 12d ago
- Tesla, Samsung flag manufacturing risks from Trump's Vietnam tariff push Seeking Alpha · 11d ago
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