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Taking Stock
Minding the gap for women in business
08:23 ·
Tariff impact on cross-border businesses and relationships
08:22 ·
Ways to support domestic industry amid tariff uncertainty
06:33 ·
How Canadian businesses are getting ready for Trump’s tariffs
07:41 ·
Steely resolve for Canadian exporters
07:55 ·
Canada’s infrastructure gap
07:42 ·
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Liberals to elect new leader tonight, bringing Justin Trudeau’s era at the helm to an end
Trump downplays business concerns about uncertainty from his tariffs and prospect of higher prices
‘Far-reaching consequences’ for Kentucky bourbon after LCBO strips U.S. spirits off shelves
‘Amped up over Trump:’ U.S. President top issue to influence federal election vote, survey says
Energy & Commodities
U.S. markets are trailing the world as aura of ‘America First’ fades
Just weeks ago, investors were hailing Donald Trump’s return to the White House as a reason to bet that his blend of tax cuts and tariffs would supercharge economic growth, in turn boosting U.S. stocks and the dollar at the expense of international peers. The so-called Trump trades were on. Now that mood has quickly soured.
Trump's Tariffs
Trump downplays business concerns about uncertainty from his tariffs and prospect of higher prices
U.S. President Donald Trump is dismissing business concerns over the uncertainty caused by his planned tariffs on a range of American trading partners and the prospect of higher prices, and isn’t ruling out the possibility of a recession this year.
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