Acer plans 10% price hike for products sold in U.S. after tariff on China
02/18/2025 08:27 PM
Acer Inc., one of the leading PC brands in Taiwan, is planning to raise the price of products made in China and sold to the United States by 10 percent in response to U.S. President Donald Trump hiking tariffs on imports from China.
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