Nintendo has announced that pre-orders for the highly anticipated Switch 2 will open on April 24 in the US and Canada. With a price point of $450 and exciting features, find out how to secure yours!
Exciting news for gamers! Leaks suggest that pre-orders for the Nintendo Switch 2 might begin soon, with dates possibly set for late April. But can we trust the rumors amidst tariff uncertainties?
The Nintendo Switch 2 faces pricing turmoil as pre-orders are postponed in the US and Canada. With tariffs fluctuating, will Nintendo manage to keep the price at $450? Discover the latest insights!
General Motors announces a significant reduction in production of its BrightDrop electric delivery vans, impacting 500 jobs and leading to a 20-week idling of the CAMI assembly plant in Canada. This decision reflects a shift in market demand as the automaker struggles to meet revenue expectations for the new subsidiary.
Canadians are left waiting as preorder opportunities are delayed. Discover the details surrounding this frustrating news and what it means for tech enthusiasts.
In a bold move, Canada will impose a 25% tariff on US-made vehicles in retaliation against Trump's import taxes. This decision targets non-compliant vehicles under the USMCA, impacting the automotive sector significantly.
Stellantis has paused production at its Canadian and Mexican plants, leading to the temporary layoff of 900 US workers. As tariffs take effect, uncertainty looms over the auto industry and its workforce.
In a surprising Senate vote, four Republican senators joined Democrats to pass a resolution ending Trump's tariffs on Canadian goods, highlighting a growing GOP split on trade issues. This decision raises concerns over job losses and impacts on U.S.-Canada relations.
In a surprising move, four Republican senators defied President Trump and voted with Democrats to block his controversial tariffs on Canada. This bipartisan effort raises questions about the future of U.S.-Canada trade relations.
Stellantis is temporarily halting production at assembly plants in Canada and Mexico due to new 25% automotive tariffs imposed by the Trump administration. This shutdown affects thousands of workers and signals significant industry challenges ahead.
