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Marketplace · May 14, 2026 · 25m 29s

Trump & Co. take a trip to China

President Trump's trade mission to China unfolds as observers interpret his body language and corporate entourage as signs of Chinese leverage. At home, mixed economic signals show consumers and retailers becoming cautious, potentially hinting at a slowdown. The European Union is reworking undersea fiber optic cable plans to avoid conflict-prone areas, prioritizing resilience. Meanwhile, traditional television networks test AI-driven advertising in an attempt to regain viewers and revenue.

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European Union policymakers are reconsidering undersea fiber optic cable routes, choosing longer but more secure paths away from conflict zones.

Highlights

Trump's Body Language Signals Xi's Upper Hand
During President Trump's trade mission to China, his body language and the presence of a CEO delegation suggest that Chinese President Xi Jinping holds the stronger negotiating position.
Consumer and Retailer Caution Signals Economic Anxiety
Recent data shows both consumers and retailers becoming more cautious, suggesting growing unease about the economic outlook.
Traditional TV Companies Experiment with AI-Driven Ad Programming
Legacy television broadcasters are testing artificial intelligence to program and target advertisements, hoping to compete with digital platforms.
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