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Here's your T&B Tech Minute for Wednesday, April 9th.

I'm Victoria Craig for the Wall Street Journal.

President Trump's decision

to pause some tariffs for 90 days sent exuberance through Wall Street today. The tech-heavy

NASDAG surged 12 percent, its biggest percentage gain in nearly 17 years. The magnificent seven

group of tech stocks, which includes Apple, Alphabet, and Amazon gained nearly

$2 trillion in market value today. Two other members of that club also made noteworthy moves.

Invidia recorded the biggest one-day market cap gain for any company on record, while Tesla

surged more than 22%. Elsewhere, one of Apple's key iPhone makers said today it'll

maintain large-scale production in Vietnam and continue exporting devices from there to the U.S.

Luxhare precision industries said other major clients are also considering moving their production

away from China, that's as a trade spat between the U.S. and China escalates.

Luxhare said Vietnam is poised to meet most of the demand for the finished goods

destined for America.

Executives said moving manufacturing to the U.S. would be extremely difficult due to cost,

workforce availability, and lack of a developed supply chain.

That China tariff pressure,

meanwhile, is already being felt at Amazon. The e-commerce behemoth has canceled some vendor orders from China. That's according to consultants who work with sellers on the platform.

Amazon declined to comment directly. Almost half of the company's sales are from products it

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