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US Midterm Election Result Could Boost Green Technology, but Not Bring Major Trade Policy Changes5 d ago

US Midterm Election Result Could Boost Green Technology, but Not Bring Major Trade Policy Changes

The Democrats' landslide victory in the US midterm elections could boost green technology and hurt tech giants in the AI sector in the world's largest economy. But businesses should not count on drastic tariff cuts or a shift in foreign policy toward the EU and Sweden, says Johan Karlberg, US director at the semi-governmental Business Sweden.

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Swedish companies await U.S. tariff14 Aug

Swedish companies await U.S. tariff refunds as Electrolux gets $83 million back

The US has so far been forced to repay just over $90 billion in tariffs that the US Supreme Court has declared invalid. Electrolux is one of the Swedish companies now getting money back. However, the company has new tariffs to contend with. They are already noticeable, says Ann-Sofi Jönsson at Electrolux to TT.

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