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flag U.S. CEOs warn Trump’s tariffs harm businesses, jobs, and global standing, urging policy change.

flag At a private Yale CEO summit, over 100 top U.S. executives from companies like Ford and Gap voiced strong concerns about President Trump’s economic policies, especially tariffs, warning they harm business stability and U.S. global standing. flag Two-thirds reported negative impacts, with costs shared between American firms, consumers, and foreign partners. flag As inventory from before tariffs runs low, companies are shifting supply chains, cutting jobs, and freezing hiring. flag Executives say it’s unrealistic to expect global industries to fully relocate to the U.S., despite efforts to boost domestic manufacturing. flag They also expressed alarm over weakened national security institutions, which they believe threaten long-term economic and political confidence.

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