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19-07-2012 13:41:42
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"We're trying to get out of China as soon as we can, but you can't just snap a finger." Kent Bicycles Chairman Arnold Kamler says his company would have to double the price of its bicycles due to tariffs.



"No one has ever seen a nationwide outage like this." Journalist Atika Shubert on Monday's power outage in Spain and Portugal.

.Keystone Education Group's Mark Bennett says students in the U.S. have been searching more for education opportunities in the UK.

.APMA Canada President Flavio Volpe, C.M. on Trump's executive order to ease auto tariffs.

"This is the biggest shock from trade policy in U.S. history." Nobel Prize-winning Economist Paul Krugman calls President Trump's first 100 days "extreme."

"As central bankers, we need to approach this without emotion." Česká národní banka Governor Aleš Michl says people "shouldn't be alarmed" over global trade tensions.


Czech Foreign Minister Jan Lipavský discusses his country's support for Ukraine, as well as the evolving state of the EU.

"It's very difficult to explain this decrease, modest decrease in an analyzed rate as anything but due to the Trump tariffs." Financial Times' Martin Wolf on Trump blaming former president Biden for the drop in U.S. GDP.

The Wall Street Journal's Emily Glazer defends her reporting that Tesla has reached out to executive recruitment firms to kickstart the process of finding Elon Musk's successor.

Former Naftogaz of Ukraine CEO Yuriy Vitrenko breaks down the rare earths minerals deal between the U.S. and Ukraine, as well as its potential impact on global affairs.





Author of "The Essays of Warren Buffett" Lawrence Cunningham, Lawyer, Director, Professor discusses Warren Buffett's career and what his retirement means for the future of Berkshire Hathaway.

"You need this to play out, and you don't do it by cutting interest rates too sharply and elevating demand and ensuring the inflation persists." Former ReserveBankOfIndia Governor Raghuram Rajan thinks the Fed needs to wait to cut rates until growth slows down.