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Apr 11, 2025

China raises tariffs against U.S. to 125%, but will ignore further tariff raises

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  1. China raises tariffs on U.S. to 125%, but will ignore further tariff raises
  2. ChatGPT can now reference your past chats for personalized responses
  3. TikTok fuels ByteDance’s record $39B in international revenue in 2024
  4. CPI, Core CPI slow down more than expected ahead of tariffs impact
  5. Elon cuts DOGE savings estimate to $150B for FY2026, down from $1T
  6. U.S. service exports overlooked by Trump’s tariff move

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1. China raises tariffs against U.S. to 125%, but will ignore further tariff raises

  • Effective from Apr. 12 and applicable to all U.S. goods.

  • Up from the 84% tariffs announced earlier.

  • China’s Xi Jinping will host EU leaders in July: report.

  • Trump admits ā€œtransition problemsā€ with China tariffs at 145%.

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3. ChatGPT can now reference your past chats for personalized responses

X: OpenAI.

  • Rolling out first to ChatGPT Pro and Plus subscribers, except for those in the U.K., EU, Iceland, Liechtenstein, Norway, and Switzerland.

  • Will add conversational context to text, voice, and image-generation features.

  • An opt-out is available through ChatGPT’s settings.

4. TikTok said to fuel ByteDance’s record $39B in international revenue in 2024

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