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Trump's latest tariffs target pharmaceuticals, furniture, and trucks, imposing steep duties to bolster U.S. manufacturing starting October 1.
Trump's plan to impose 200% tariffs on imported drugs could lead to higher prices and shortages for consumers.
The US expects to generate $50 billion in monthly tariff revenues as new import levies begin to take effect.
Trump announces potential tariffs on pharmaceuticals, threatening rates up to 250% to boost domestic manufacturing.
Indonesia's military will start manufacturing medicines for civilian use, raising concerns about increased military powers and potential authoritarianism.
AstraZeneca plans a $50 billion investment in U.S. manufacturing, influenced by Trump's upcoming tariffs on imports.
Novartis' new malaria treatment for infants, Coartem Baby, has received approval, aiming to reduce malaria's devastating impact on young children.
At least 36 confirmed dead after a massive explosion at Sigachi Industries' pharmaceutical factory in Telangana, India.
Trump's new executive order seeks to drastically lower prescription drug prices in the U.S., aligning them with prices in other countries.
Trump administration launches investigations potentially leading to new tariffs on semiconductors and pharmaceuticals to bolster U.S. manufacturing.
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