Stiglitz Slams Trump’s Tariffs as Misguided 1950s Manufacturing Revival
Nobel Prize–winning economist Stiglitz says Trump’s tariff plan can’t revive 1950s-style manufacturing, citing robot-driven factories, weak logistics and higher prices.
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Sheinbaum Presents Trade Case to Trump, But No Tariff Deal
Sheinbaum and Trump discussed steel, aluminum and auto tariffs but reached no deal, exploring USMCA and WTO options to protect cross-border trade.
Can U.S. Manufacturing Be Great Again?
Exploring the costs, labor gaps, and politics shaping the revival of U.S. manufacturing.
Trump’s Tariff Shock: Global South on the Brink, Experts Say
Experts warn that sweeping tariffs by U.S. President Trump may trigger a global recession, with Bangladesh and the Bahamas taking the heaviest blows.
Tariff Tension: Who Really Pays the Price?
U.S. tariffs intended to protect jobs and security have backfired – driving up consumer costs, denting business value by $640 billion, and straining global partnerships.
Footwear CEO: Chinese mainland Is Shoe-Making Powerhouse
Vigurus CEO Brian Jamieson says the Chinese mainland remains the top destination for shoe production despite high US tariffs and policy unpredictability.
Why Tariffs Are a Dead End for America’s Economy
Tariffs on imports may trim deficits but risk disrupting global supply chains, hiking consumer costs and even rattling the dollar—why they could be a dead end.
US Reciprocal Tariffs: Hidden Costs and Global Risks
US reciprocal tariffs risk escalating a global trade spiral, driving up costs, disrupting supply chains, and chilling investment across G20 markets.
California Sues Over Trump’s Tariff Hikes to Protect State Economy
California is suing the U.S. government over Trump’s tariffs, citing major disruptions to its $3.9T economy—from almonds to e-commerce and port traffic.
US Tariff Theatrics Mask Looming Domestic Crisis
Erratic U.S. tariff moves echo “The Boy Who Cried Wolf,” but the real danger lies in unchecked domestic fractures—inequality, infrastructure and governance cracks.