Trade War 2.0, Tariffs and Inflation

Heather Bickford, chief operating officer at Death By Audio, says she’s still waiting on nearly $100,000 in refunds. Still though, she’s staying positive about business.

U.S.-Canada trade disputes go back to the 1870s National Policy tariffs and the McKinley Tariff of 1890, but one historian said this current moment is genuinely unprecedented.

This morning, we explain Canada's retaliatory tariffs, put them into context, and discuss their broader market impacts.

Nate Axvig estimates his company has paid $27,000 in tariff fees, and has received just $3,000 back in refunds.

One idea that’s been picking up steam on both sides of the Atlantic: Canada joining the European Union.

As the cost of fuel — especially diesel — rises, more companies are looking to move goods by rail.

While Elden Street Tea Shop waits for tariff refunds, the business also has to worry about higher commodity and shipping costs.

True Places CEO Ben Knepler has struggled with maintaining production and supply chains in the tariff era.

After just about zero growth for a year, Canada’s second quarter GDP rose 3.3%.

Some are lowering prices, while others are using the money to offset costs.