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Comment / RTR: Many firms have no contingency plans should US-China trade war worsen – DHL survey

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REUTERS reports: ” As the U.S.-China trade war drags into its 16th month and continues to disrupt supply chains, more than one-quarter of multinational firms have not made contingency plans, showed a survey from a subsidiary of courier giant DHL.”

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