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The U.S. EU trade deal averts a potential trade war as President Trump seems set on tariffs.

It goes to show that Trump has zero intention on removing these tariffs entirely, that they're going to be part of his negotiating strategy.

And it's a real clear signal for other countries coming to the table.

They're not going to do away with these terrorists one way or another.

The deal marks a victory for Trump but faces pushback in Europe.

And why companies are touting workforce reductions to Wall Street.

It's Monday, July 28th.

I'm Sabrina Siddiqui for the Wall Street Journal, covering for Alex Osce.

This is the PM edition of What's News,

the top headlines and

business stories that move the world today. Business leaders on both sides of the Atlantic

breed a sigh of relief that the U.S. and European Union have averted a bruising trade war with

their agreement on tariffs and investment.

Now attention is shifting to assessing the deal's winners and losers. The deal would impose a 15%

baseline tariff on most European goods, while the EU has also agreed to buy hundreds of billions of

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