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Here's your T&B Tech Minute for Friday, April 11th.

I'm Victoria Craig for the Wall Street Journal.

Tariff-induced whiplash on Wall Street this week has helped lead the tech-heavy NASDAQ composite into its most volatile calendar month since 2008.

The index has shed around 5% of its value since new U.S.

tariffs were announced on April 2nd. Those trade tensions are still ricocheting through the corporate

world. With U.S. tariffs on China up to 145% on certain goods, China's biggest tech companies

are deploying billions of dollars to help exporters.

JD.com will spend nearly $30 billion over the next year to buy products originally destined for export markets

to help manufacturers sell their goods to domestic customers.

Alibaba's grocery chain, meanwhile, said it's opening a fast-track channel for exports

and a dedicated

platform for people in China to buy goods that otherwise would have been shipped overseas.

What Chinese customers can't buy as easily now, though, Tesla cars. The company has taken

away from its China website the option to buy new Model S and X vehicles, both of which the American company exports to China.

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