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In NYC's Chinatown, a family-owned restaurant says tariffs are causing costs to rise dramatically
President Donald Trump's ongoing trade war with China is threatening Chinese restaurants in New York City's Chinatown.
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New York's Chinatown Struggles Under Trump Tariffs as Local Businesses and Consumers Face Economic Strain
Trump's tariffs impact NY Chinatown businesses, raising costs for local owners and challenging U.S. manufacturing viability.
A landlord builds. A restaurant closes. And D.C.’s tiny Chinatown gets smaller.
The small but iconic neighborhood is at a cultural crossroads, facing pressure from the outside and within as a wave of major development is poised to move in.
This Neighborhood Is the Most Underrated Place for Asian Food in New York City
But the island’s Chinatown is only one of nine across New York’s boroughs. An hour-long subway ride east is the Flushing neighborhood of Queens, which may be the most thriving Chinatown in New York ...
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Family-owned restaurant in NYC's Chinatown feeling the impact of tariffs
President Donald Trump's ongoing trade war with China is threatening Chinese restaurants in New York City's Chinatown.
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A landlord builds. A restaurant closes. And D.C.’s tiny Chinatown gets smaller.
Not like New York. Not like Philadelphia,” Liu ... “Without these residents, what is Chinatown?” Shih said. “If there is true concern about the future of this community, there would ...
In US Chinatowns, merchants ‘don’t want the trade war to be a war’
Last week, a pack of rice crackers at Sun Vin Grocery store on Mulberry Street in New York City’s Chinatown cost $4.99.