How Trump’s tariff chaos is already changing global trade
I’m talking to Evan Smith, the cofounder and CEO of Altana, a company that makes software to track and manage the global ...
NAIL: Not All Doom And Gloom For Homebuilders Even If Recession Strikes
NAIL ETF seeks to deliver 300% (3x) of the return of U.S. stocks exposed to the home construction sector. Read why I remain ...
Trump's Economic Landscape: What Investors Need To Know
As the Federal Reserve recalibrates rate cut expectations for 2025, short-term Treasuries remain attractive, while bond ...
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Trump's Protectionist Policies Could Send the U.S. Car Industry Into the Stone Age
Retreating into protectionism laws is likely to risk derailing the very industry they seek to protect, not to mention the ...
Why China Is Worried About Trump’s Tariffs on Mexico
China’s exports to developing markets have soared, opening indirect routes to the U.S. market that officials in Beijing worry ...
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.
U.S. tariffs, retaliation will raise prices, economists say
The newly imposed tariffs President Donald Trump has placed on Canada, China and Mexico will cause increased prices, job ...
Opinion: USAID is good for the world, the country and Maine
Foreign recipients of U.S. assistance view our country favorably. Goodwill helps make and strengthen friendships.
UAW President Shawn Fain made a case in support of tariffs
On Sunday, March 9, the United Auto Workers union leader made a rare statement in support of President Donald Trump’s ...
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Covarrubias: USMCA 2.0: A Trilateral Framework for Security, Technology, and Industrial Competitiveness
North America needs a transformation of USMCA that reinvents it from a traditional trade agreement into a comprehensive ...
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Canada and Mexico gambled on a free trade future. The bet is turning sour.
“Businesses can’t just switch their whole model to avoid tariffs and then go ... own retaliatory tariffs at least five times since Nafta, every time to get the U.S. to withdraw its tariffs ...