China Doesn’t Even Need to Clap Back at Trump’s 104% Tariffs. These 10 American Giants Will Feel the Heat First.
Trump just threw down a 104% tariff on Chinese EVs—but guess what? China can sit back and watch American companies sweat. Here’s a power-packed list of U.S. companies that stand to suffer the most, no counterpunch needed:
Apple – Over 90% of its products are assembled in China. Tim Cook just got an unscheduled migraine.
Ford – Deeply tied to Chinese parts supply chains. Disruption incoming.
Tesla – Half of its vehicles and all of its batteries trace back to China. Elon’s not tweeting this one.
Walmart – Around 70-80% of its merchandise is sourced from China. Empty shelves, anyone?
Qualcomm – Two-thirds of its revenue flows from China. That’s a tech chokehold.
Micron Technology – Over 57% of revenue is tied to Chinese customers. Chips may stop falling where they may.
Boeing – Relies on China for key materials like titanium and electronics. Turbulence ahead.
Nike – Roughly 20–30% of its goods are made in China. Just (don’t) do it.
General Motors – Deep exposure via Chinese manufacturing and sales. They better start recalculating routes.
Coca-Cola – From packaging to ingredients, China is in the mix. The secret formula isn’t the only thing under threat.
Bottom line?
Trump’s tariff might hit Chinese EVs, but the collateral damage runs straight through the American corporate heartland.
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