Let's talk about the new Trump tariff

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• Trump used another law to impose 15% global tariffs. What's different now?

  by Mitchell Hartman

  

  The President is using Section 122 of the Trade Act of 1974 to impose tariffs on most foreign imports. But unlike his previous tariffs, these will expire in 150 days unless Congress extends them.

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• Bottles, corks, and barrels are all more expensive under Trump tariffs

  by Livi Burdette

  Katie Lazar, director of sales & marketing at Cain Vineyard & Winery in California gives us a tariff dispatch.

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• New tax deduction could benefit car buyers, boost auto sales

  by Nova Safo

  

  Buyers of new vehicles assembled in the U.S. could boost their tax refunds by hundreds of dollars through a new tax deduction for auto loan interest.

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• Steel tubing manufacturer just wants more certainty when it comes to tariffs

  by Sofia Terenzio

  "I don't really want a decrease. I don't want an increase. I just want some stability," said Todd Adams, president of Sanitube, a steel tubing manufacturer and mass distributor based in Lakeland, Florida.

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• Consumers want tariff refunds, too

  by Samantha Fields

  

  Many consumers now are wondering whether they’ll get any money back or will refunds — if there are any — just go to businesses?

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• The Numbers

  by Amy Scott

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• Despite policy shifts, battery storage expected to grow in 2026

  by Elizabeth Trovall

  

  The need for energy storage is increasing as electricity demand rises rapidly in the U.S., with one estimate from the Solar Energy Industries Association expecting the battery market to grow by 21% this year.

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• "There is so much uncertainty around the refunds."

  by Sofia Terenzio

  Beth Benike, CEO of Busy Baby, which makes silicon baby mats and toys, says the recent tariff decision lifted a huge weight off her chest. But there's still challenges ahead.

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• Switching jobs for a significantly higher salary is so 2022. Welcome to the Great Stay

  by Caleigh Wells

  

  The salary premium for job switchers is now around 2%. Four years ago, it was 8%.

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