America’s automakers aren’t rushing to move production to US factories to avoid tariffs
President Donald Trump has said that automakers can avoid his tariffs by simply moving production to American plants. But it’s not that easy. Not by a long shot.
Canada’s Energy Minister Confronts US Tariffs With Critical Minerals
In the face of Trump tariffs, Canada is hoping to reveal its energy prowess, strengthening global alliances and laser ...
California businesses are reeling from Trump’s on-again, off-again tariffs
Across California, businesses of all kinds — farmers, automakers, home builders, tech companies and apparel retailers — are ...
Explosive Tariff Debate: When ‘American-Made’ Isn’t So American
Tariffs on Canadian and Mexican imports could shake up the U.S. auto industry, but where do cars really come from?
From soup cans to airplanes, steel and aluminum are a fundamental part of American life
Trump’s 25% tariffs on all steel and aluminum imports could have widespread impact on manufacturers and consumers.
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Trump’s metals tariffs will cost American industry dearly
American industry imports a sizeable share of the metals it needs. Steel imports represent about a quarter of consumption.
Steel tariffs could be big for Indiana, while auto, construction sectors face uncertainty
The full picture of tariffs is unclear, as Trump has repeatedly pushed back dates fees go into effect, but some industries are poised to win and lose.
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Tariffs, a Solution in Search of a Problem
The stock market has not seemed thrilled with President Trump’s seemingly erratic approach to tariffs. Both the S&P and the ...