Trump’s words are not mere political theatre. They are policy. They are a vision for an America-first industrial economy that sees even close allies like Canada as competitors rather than collaborators. The implications are enormous — and Canada must now face that reality without illusions or nostalgia. The “Made in America” doctrine, strengthened through aggressive … Read More
India’s exports to the US are falling as high tariffs imposed by the Trump administration have started eroding the price competitiveness of domestic goods in Washington, think tank GTRI said on Wednesday. August shipments to the US plunged to USD 6.7 billion, down 16.3 per cent from July — the steepest monthly fall of 2025 … Read More
DreamSofa, a pioneer in custom American-made furniture, today proudly announces the official launch of its DreamModularCollection—the next generation in modular sectional sofas that redefines home comfort, craftsmanship, and convenience. Backed by an $8 million investment in state-of-the-art factory robotics at its US manufacturing facility, the DreamModular™ line offers unmatched customization, superior durability, and sophisticated design … Read More
The first shipping containers carrying Chinese products that are subject to President Donald Trump’s 145% tariffs have begun arriving in U.S. ports. Seven ships carrying upward of 12,000 containers that sailed from China after those tariffs took effect have arrived at the ports of Los Angeles and Long Beach, in California. Five more such ships … Read More
According to a Wall Street Journal report, BMW said that it will cover the inflated costs from the Trump administration’s tariffs on its cars made in Mexico, until at least May. Other companies are giving customers a window of reprieve to buy without fear of higher prices. Hyundai moved to reassure customers that it would … Read More
Between 1861 and 1933, US tariffs on foreign imports averaged 50% – among the highest in the world. Tariffs also contributed nearly half of all government revenues. Federal income taxes were only introduced, after much opposition, in 1913. Many American politicians in the 19th century believed that US industry needed protection from its more efficient … Read More
The USGS study underscores the importance of building supply chain resilience through measures such as expanding stockpiles of critical minerals, investing in recovery of gallium and germanium from mine waste, and enhancing recycling efforts to recover these minerals from e-waste. Additionally, the report highlights the need for a comprehensive approach to mineral supply chains, including … Read More
In “A User’s Guide to Restructuring the Global Trading System,” Stephan Miran makes a compelling case that — contrary to popular belief — tariffs can achieve a multitude of aims without causing inflation or market volatility. Miran begins his case by stating that the U.S. dollar is heavily and consistently overvalued because “dollar assets function … Read More
