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US and China agree to cut tariffs on $60 billion of goods

Each side picked $30 billion of non-sensitive products, from toys and small appliances to farm goods and medical devices, and the trade truce now runs to January 10.

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01 Country vs Country

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Tariffs, sanctions, embargoes and market access.

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US–China trade

A new Board of Trade is swapping tariff cuts product by product, but the truce holding it together runs only to January.

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02 Government vs Company

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Antitrust cases, operating bans and regulatory disputes.

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Regulators & Big Tech

Europe’s Digital Markets Act has produced its first fine against Google, with a 60-day deadline to comply.

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03 Company vs Company

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Patents, trademarks, contracts and supply agreements.

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Apple vs Samsung

The smartphone patent war that set the template for how tech rivals fight in court.

Historical case

A 2012 US jury first awarded Apple about $1 billion; the fight ended in a confidential settlement in 2018.

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