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Tesla Warns It Faces Retaliation, Costs From Trump Trade War
British Columbia, Canada’s third most populous province, has pulled government subsidies for people installing Tesla chargers at their homes.
Trump’s On-Again, Off-Again Tariff Strategy Sows Confusion
Trump has described himself as a master dealmaker. But the retreat from his Canada and Mexico duties had all the hallmarks of trade policy being shaped on the fly.
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Japanese Firms Boost Exports to U.S. to Get Ahead of Tariffs
The industry is pressuring the Japanese government to take steps to head off any additional duties.
Honda Motor Co. vehicles bound for shipment at a port in Yokohama, Japan. Cars and car parts account for about a third of Japan’s total exports to the U.S. Photographer: Toru Hanai/Bloomberg
Automakers Get a Break on Tariffs, for Now
The tariffs were set to disrupt a third of car production in North America within a week.
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Tesla’s China Sales Slump Adds to Worrying Global Slowdown
Tesla’s weakening numbers in China, the world’s biggest auto market, are in stark contrast to BYD, whose sales were up 161% year-on-year.
The Tesla Inc.Gigafactory in Shanghai. Source: Bloomberg
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 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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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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FTZ Warehousing vs. Customs Bonded Warehousing: Which Is Right for Your Facility?
Adding FTZ or bonded warehousing capabilities can have a huge impact for 3PL providers, particularly in areas with high volumes of international trade.
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U.S. Companies’ Responses to Tariff Threats Vary Wildly
U.S.-based companies are also likely to suffer because of reciprocal tariffs imposed by America’s trading partners in retaliation, threatening profit from exports.
Already made in America. Photo: iStock/robtek
Nikola’s Bankruptcy Sale Is Clouded by Trump’s Anti-EV Maneuvers
On top of grappling with a punishing environment for EVs, Nikola also dealt with weak sales and cycled through CEOs in the wake of a fraud scandal.
A Nikola Corp. Tre FCEV truck following its unveiling at the IAA Transportation show in Hanover, Germany in 2022. Photo: Krisztian Bocsi / Bloomberg
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