Trade links with China wobble after Tiananmen unrest
The $14 billion US China trade relationship suffers after the Tiananmen Square massacre and subsequent executions. Experts warn delivery reliability will erode orders, while toy makers seek alternatives in Thailand and Mexico and U.S. farmers face export declines. News notes GE and Ball report small exposure but broad impact on related industries.
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