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Notebook ODMs not asked to relocate further despite new tariff threat
Aaron Lee, Taipei; Willis Ke, DIGITIMES

Notebook vendors have not asked their ODMs to enforce a new round of production relocation in response to a new 10% tariff to be levied by the US on the remaining US$300 billion in Chinese imports including notebooks starting September 1, partly because...

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