Explore the ongoing debate about the future of manufacturing in America and its potential to combat economic inequality. Can revitalizing this sector truly create jobs and improve local economies, or are there better solutions?
President Trump admits tariffs could raise prices on children's toys but insists Americans will prefer better quality, domestic products. As the economy contracts, concerns grow over the impact of trade wars.
The tech industry braces for potential new tariffs as U.S. Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick hints at targeted levies on semiconductors, despite exemptions for some consumer electronics. Trump’s comments fuel confusion about the true impact on prices and production.
In a dramatic escalation of the trade war, China imposes a 125% tariff on U.S. goods, sparking relief for tech giants like Apple. Will this change the landscape of American manufacturing and pricing?
Discover how President Trump's tariffs are functioning like duct tape for the economy, serving as a negotiation tool and a potential revenue source. Are these tariffs an experiment that could alter global trade?
Donald Trump defends his upcoming 25% tariffs on foreign-made vehicles, asserting they will boost American car sales. However, analysts warn of potential shutdowns and price hikes. Will this lead to a trade war?
President Trump's upcoming tariffs on Canadian steel imports may benefit U.S. manufacturers like Capone Iron Corporation, while sparking fears of higher consumer prices and retaliation from other countries.
Eli Lilly to invest $27 billion in building new US manufacturing plants amid challenges from drug import duties. The move aligns with Trump's push for American manufacturing revitalization.
Apple announces plans to invest over $500bn in the US, creating 20,000 jobs with a focus on research, software, and AI. The move comes after a meeting between Tim Cook and President Trump.
