On April 6, according to a report by CNBC on the 5th local time, a group of well-known figures from the technology and finance industries is heading to Trump’s Mar-a-Lago estate in Florida to “discuss common sense” regarding his proposed tax policy. The report states that sources disclosed relevant information to veteran tech journalist Kara Swisher. Swisher wrote on the social platform Threads, “The millions they ( donated for President )'s inauguration are now turning into billions, and soon could be trillions of losses.” Swisher also added that Tesla CEO Elon Musk has also “become one of their targets.” The report did not reveal the specific identities of the aforementioned well-known figures. However, it reported that due to the technology industry’s heavy reliance on manufacturing, computer chips, and IT services from countries like China and India, Trump’s tariff policy has dealt a heavy blow to tech stocks.
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A group of well-known figures from the technology and finance sectors went to Mar-a-Lago to "discuss common sense" with Trump about tariff issues.
On April 6, according to a report by CNBC on the 5th local time, a group of well-known figures from the technology and finance industries is heading to Trump’s Mar-a-Lago estate in Florida to “discuss common sense” regarding his proposed tax policy. The report states that sources disclosed relevant information to veteran tech journalist Kara Swisher. Swisher wrote on the social platform Threads, “The millions they ( donated for President )'s inauguration are now turning into billions, and soon could be trillions of losses.” Swisher also added that Tesla CEO Elon Musk has also “become one of their targets.” The report did not reveal the specific identities of the aforementioned well-known figures. However, it reported that due to the technology industry’s heavy reliance on manufacturing, computer chips, and IT services from countries like China and India, Trump’s tariff policy has dealt a heavy blow to tech stocks.