WASHINGTON -- U.S. companies are rushing to import merchandise from China within a 90-day window after the world's two largest economies agreed to temporarily reduce tariffs and begin discussions to ease trade tensions.
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Employees work at a toy factory in China's Jiangsu province, left, while containers lie by the dock at Shanghai Port, right. American companies are scrambling to import merchandise from China within a 90-day window after the world's two biggest economies agreed to temporarily ease tariffs. (Source photos by Getty Images)
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