Canadian visits to U.S. plummet amid Trump tariffs, ‘51st state’ talk
Canadian tourists are staying home as Trump’s return fuels a $3 billion travel boycott.
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Canadian tourists are staying home as Trump’s return fuels a $3 billion travel boycott.
Shein’s Hong Kong IPO confronts valuation strain as Trump‑linked tariffs drive a quarterly loss and push AI‑focused capital use
Global markets react as oil prices reach $100 per barrel alongside a new series of trade tariffs implemented by Trump.
Global markets and security face mounting pressure as escalating US-Iran hostilities coincide with the implementation of new trade tariffs.
Stock futures rebound as markets recalibrate following a widespread sell-off driven by fluctuations in oil prices and technology sector volatility.
President Trump has announced a new investigation into European Union trade practices following recent antitrust fines levied against Google.
Nintendo has filed a motion to dismiss a consumer lawsuit regarding potential U.S. tariff refunds, asserting no legal duty to pass savings to purchasers.
Proposed 100% tariffs on generic drugs have prompted market volatility and scrutiny regarding the future of the U.S. pharmaceutical supply chain.
New tariff policy targets generic drug imports with a two-year implementation delay to encourage domestic manufacturing.
Toyota confirms the relocation of Tacoma production to Texas, highlighting a shifting landscape for North American automotive manufacturing.
The United States government has issued $81 billion in tariff refunds following a Supreme Court ruling that declared previous tariff policies illegal.
The U.S. Treasury reported a $120 billion budget deficit for June 2026, as national debt levels surpass the size of the national economy.
Reports suggest Apple and Nvidia face White House pressure to adopt Intel chips as part of broader tariff and industrial policy negotiations.
Contradictory reports emerge as manufacturing job figures decline despite current administration claims of economic prosperity.
The Fed doubles down on inflation fight as global pressures mount—what’s driving the urgency?
U.S. firms continue to pass tariff-related costs to consumers, signaling potential ongoing price pressures in the economy.
New Office of Government Ethics filings reveal significant stock trading activity by Donald Trump throughout 2025 and early 2026.
Fireworks sales are surging for the Fourth of July, yet rising costs and tariff uncertainty are straining municipal budgets in small towns.
The European Union is implementing stricter steel import quotas and higher duties to address regional overcapacity concerns.
Nike beats earnings forecasts yet sees stock drop amid China struggles and cautious investor sentiment