Jaguar Land Rover has paused all shipments of its vehicles to the US as it works to address Donald Trump’s tariffs. The company's decision comes after a 25% levy on foreign cars imported into America took effect, and a wider 10% tariff on goods from around the world was introduced. The pause in shipments will take place in April while the company develops its mid-to-longer term plans.

The Falkland Islands was surprised to be included on President Trump’s "worst offenders" list, facing a 42% tariff on goods exported to the US. The territory, which has a population of about 3,600 people, relies heavily on fishing exports to the EU and US. Despite being affected by the tariffs, the Falklands government will not retaliate with its own tariffs and instead wants to maintain a "warm" relationship with the US.

According to Wedbush Securities analyst Dan Ives, Apple's iPhone prices may skyrocket to $3,500 due to President Trump’s tariffs on Chinese goods. The increase would make iPhones more expensive for US consumers, making them less affordable. This is because almost all iPhones are assembled in China and the 54% tariff would significantly drive up costs.

JCB, a major British manufacturer, has announced plans to double the size of its Texas factory and increase production in response to President Trump's tariffs. The move will create jobs for 1,500 people and expand the factory from 500,000 square feet to one million square feet. This decision comes as Labour tries to keep the UK economy growing amid fears of job losses due to the tariffs.