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Trump wants ‘fair treatment’ in fight over Labor’s levy on tech giants to pay for news, US trade group warns
A US trade body criticized the Australian government's plan to expand its News Bargaining Incentive to include Microsoft’s LinkedIn, warning of potential backlash from Donald Trump amid trade tensions and increased tariffs on Australian goods. Australian experts argue the government’s approach does not go far enough.
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