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U.S. Import Tariffs Will Drive up Prices, Experts Say

Mexico continued to attempt to negotiate with the Trump administration right up to the deadline. Canada swore to introduce retaliatory tariffs.

Will tariffs topple Modelo from its No. 1 spot in the U.S.? Photo: iStock/NoDerog

Trump Orders Review of U.S. Timber Trade

U.S. agencies will look at ways to get around environmental regulations to allow for logging in more than 280 million acres of protected national forests and public lands.

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Ag Shippers: New Shipbuilding Rules Would Make U.S. Exports 'Unaffordable'

The proposal would require at least 15% of U.S. exports to be shipped using U.S.-flagged vessels, and 5% of all U.S. exports on U.S.-built vessels.

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Trump Heads Toward Tariff Barrage on Canada, Mexico, China

The long-promised tariffs scheduled to take effect March 4 would easily be among the most sweeping of the Trump era, applying to roughly $1.5 trillion in annual imports.

Howard Lutnick and President Donald Trump during an executive order signing in the Oval Office on Feb. 10. Photographer: Al Drago/Bloomberg

Looming Trump Tariffs Make U.S. Steel Too Expensive at Home

As recently as five weeks ago, a ton of steel was selling for less than $700. But by this week, prices were as high as $1,000.

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‘Buy Canada, Bye America’: Trump’s Taunts Spur Fury in the North

It’s a significant shift for a country that purchases almost as much in U.S. goods each year as the entire European Union.

'Shop Canadian' signs on grocery store shelves in Victoria, Canada. Photographer: James MacDonald/Bloomberg

U.S. CBP Releases Info on China Tariff Collection, as Trump Doubles Down

Many experts agree that among the most likely consequences of tariffs meant to equalize trade deficits or boosts domestic manufacturing are higher prices for consumers.

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U.K. Can Increase Trade With Trump’s America, Rachel Reeves Says

Britain has consistently argued that it does not have a notable trade deficit with the U.S.

U.K. Chancellor of the Exchequer, Rachel Reeves. Photographer: Dwayne Senior/Bloomberg

EU Pushes Back Against Claim it Was ‘Formed to Screw’ U.S.

"The EU wasn’t formed to screw anyone," Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk wrote on X February 27.

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Trump’s Tariff Threat Sparks Global Race to Get Copper to the U.S.

Despite nervousness about whether traders would be able to get copper to the U.S. in time, the section 232 investigation is likely to take many months to complete.

The moves in copper mirror what has been happening in other metals. Photographer: Zinyange Auntony/Bloomberg

AI at the Helm: Navigating the Shifts in U.S. Trade Policy

While the chaos surrounding new trade regulations may not slow anytime soon, those who embrace AI will find themselves better equipped to handle whatever the next change brings.

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Taiwan Detains Eight Chinese Nationals After Undersea Cable Cut

It is very rare for Taiwan to detain Chinese nationals over a severed cable, an issue that’s taking on more importance not only for the government in Taipei but around the world.

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