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Business orders for factory goods are not quite so robust as earlier this year, and that may show up in the numbers this month. But what’s not slowing down is consumer demand for manufactured stuff.  Click the audio player above…
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As trade tensions with the U.S. escalate, some in Canada are turning toward products made at home

by Emma Jacobs Aug 22, 2018
In May, the Trump administration announced import tariffs on Canadian steel and aluminum. Canada retaliated with its own, longer list of tariffs that includes steel and aluminum but also products from bourbon to strawberry jam. With the risk of an…
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For U.S. travelers to the U.K. and the eurozone, currency conversion conundrum

by Judith Kogan Aug 22, 2018
U.S. travelers to the U.K. and the eurozone face two currency hurdles: calculating pound and euro prices in dollars, and dealing with the higher cost of goods and services over there. How do they cope? With a little magical thinking. …
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What's a trade war and are we in one?

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The definition is squishy, but most economists would probably agree we're not there yet.
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