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White House says 25% steel tariffs would stack on others as premiers in D.C.
Would mean a total 50% tariff on Canadian steel and aluminum if planned measures proceed
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Business leaders ask Trudeau to recall Parliament to deal with U.S. trade issues
'Political parties are important, but the country is more important than any one particular party'
Categories: Business News
Tesla unwind gives traders a way to hedge market selloff
Tesla stock retreated 30 per cent since a Dec. all-time high, wiping out US$468 billion from it's market capitalization
Categories: Business News
Leaders of Ontario Liberals, New Democrats promise to help young people
Stiles, Crombie and Green Party Leader Mike Schreiner have said the election is a waste of money and a power grab by Ford
Categories: Business News
How Elon Musk's US$97.4 billion bid complicates matters for OpenAI
Musk's bid is the latest in a bitter battle with Sam Altman over control of the AI startup
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How will Trump’s tariffs on steel and aluminum impact Canada?
Expert says Canadian steel could take a bigger hit compared to Canadian aluminum.
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Home builders warn of 'brutal blow' to housing sector from steel, aluminum tariffs
Tariffs would lead to higher costs of key construction materials
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David Rosenberg: The United States is blaming others for the financial mess it created
And five reasons Donald Trump really wants to take over Canada
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Powell says Federal Reserve in no rush to lower rates
'We do not need to be in a hurry to adjust our policy stance'
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Posthaste: Second Trans Mountain pipeline expansion a 'no-brainer' way to diversify energy exports
Most expeditious and cost-effective route in face of Trump's oil tariff threats, Scotiabank analysts say
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‘Chaotic moment’: How Trump threw a wrench in the gears of Canadian e-commerce
Move to eliminate ‘de minimis’ exemption for smaller packages sent delivery and logistics companies scrambling for solutions
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'We need to hit back hard': Tariffs put steel and aluminum sector in familiar predicament
Sector insiders are hoping to draw on past experience to better navigate the crisis
Categories: Business News
West-East pipeline sentiment shifts as Trump says desire to absorb Canada is 'real'
Energy Minister Jonathan Wilkinson has cautiously welcomed reviving talks over an Energy East-type project
Categories: Business News
Poloz: Path emerges for pensions to invest in Canadian airports
This type of private investment hasn’t been allowed in Canada even though the government got out of airport ownership in the 1990s
Categories: Business News
Posthaste: Tariff threats have Canadian businesses rethinking exports, supply chains
88% of businesses are at least considering diverting their exports to countries without tariffs
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