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A new report reveals Amazon’s bold response to President Trump’s aggressive tariff policies: a potential relocation of its global headquarters to the United Arab Emirates. As Trump’s trade war escalates with 145% duties on Chinese goods, a 10% baseline tariff on imports, and threats of 25% levies on Apple and 50% on European exports, Amazon is strategically pivoting to protect its economic viability. The closure of the de minimis loophole, which allowed duty-free entry for low-cost goods, has crippled Amazon’s budget platform, Amazon Haul, slashing Chinese seller volume by over 80%. Facing rising supply costs and shrinking margins, Amazon is reportedly decoupling from its U.S. logistics core, opening distribution centers in Latin America and shifting sourcing to South Asia. This move to the UAE, known for free trade and low taxes, is not defiance but survival, bypassing Trump’s tariff web to preserve growth. The decision could reshape global e-commerce, challenging Trump’s economic nationalism. As prices rise and inventories thin, consumers may soon feel the impact. Amazon’s silence speaks volumes, but the leaks signal a permanent shift. If other companies like Apple and Ford follow, the political and economic fallout could undermine Trump’s tariff-driven agenda. This is not rebellion—it’s a warning: tariffs can’t force loyalty when the math no longer works.

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