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“This is a moment in time, we’re at an inflection point, will we abandon the search market and surrender them to control of the monopolists or will we let competition prevail and give choice to future generations,”— David Dahlquist, Justice Department attorney, during opening arguments in an antitrust case against Google.

American tariffs are 'inconvenient, but it's not going to be a threat to the economy... It's a $14tn-$15tn economy and the exports to the US are $550bn.'— Joerg Wuttke, former head of the European Chamber of Commerce in Beijing, discusses the impact of American tariffs on the Chinese economy.

This is not just a crime, it is a betrayal of everything we stand for. Kashmir has always been known for its hospitality. These killers tried to take that away. But we won’t let them.— Aijaz Ahmad, a rickshaw driver from Srinagar, describing the impact of the attack on Kashmir's identity and hospitality.

"Certain countries adhere to their own priorities, engage in bullying pressure and coercive transactions, and provoke trade wars for no reason, exposing their extreme egoism."— Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi made this statement on the sidelines of a regional meeting in Kazakhstan.

"I have no intention of firing him."— President Donald Trump stated this during a press conference in the Oval Office after hearing concerns from his advisers about the economic fallout from his rhetoric.