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	Trade war special edition May 15, 2019

	Escalating trade conflict  weighs on world  economy The U.S. and China are at it  again, slapping higher tariffs  on each other. Washington's  latest move covers about 3,800  Chinese goods, from smartphones  to clothes. Beijing, meanwhile, is moving  to raise tariffs on $60 billion  worth of American imports.  All this has Asian companies scurrying to secure their supply chains. Read our comprehensive coverage of the trade war.
	US aims more tariffs at China as trade talks move to Beijing Smartphones and toys likely to be included with no deal in sight Read more China scrapped 30% of draft trade deal, sources say Pages went from 150 to 105 after Chinese leadership objected to 'unequal treaty' Read more Trump's latest China tariffs to shock global supply chains Suppliers shift production bases as duties target goods like iPhones Read more Asian tech companies set to initiate trade war contingency plans Tariffs on consumer electronics expected to hit exporters like Taiwan and South Korea Read more US to bar 6 Chinese entities from receiving sensitive tech Subjects allegedly aided Iranian weapons programs and Chinese military Read more MacBook maker says moving out of China 'no cheaper' than tariffs Taiwan's Quanta cites logistical costs and lack of supply chains as hurdles Read more Trade war will 'significantly' hurt US, business lobby chief says Official warns separate Japan talks should include more than cars and agriculture Read more