Trump's tariffs unevenly reshape American manufacturing
NEW YORK -- At Revere Copper Products, America's oldest copper rolling mill, decades of losing ground, and customers, to lower-priced Chinese copper began to turn around when the first Trump administration imposed broad tariffs in 2016.
Activity has risen, but trade policies fail to bring jobs back to sector
U.S. President Donald Trump's tariff-heavy trade policy has redrawn the supply chain map for American manufacturers. (Nikkei montage)
NEW YORK -- At Revere Copper Products, America's oldest copper rolling mill, decades of losing ground, and customers, to lower-priced Chinese copper began to turn around when the first Trump administration imposed broad tariffs in 2016.
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