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Ontario premier says he doesn’t trust Trump and warns the US president could reopen trade pact
TORONTO (AP) — The leader of Canada’s most populous province said Wednesday he doesn’t trust U.S. President Donald Trump and expects the president to soon reopen the free trade agreement he agreed to in his first term. Ontario Premier Doug Ford said the federal government needs to prepare for that to happen this fall.
US stock futures wavered above the flatline as President Trump's sweeping tariffs hit dozens of US trade partners after his ...
South Korea's trade deal with the U.S. will "take a huge burden off" monetary policymakers at their upcoming meeting later ...
The world is watching as the U.S. prepares to impose tariffs on global trading partners starting Aug. 7. China, India, and ...
The Philadelphia Phillies could cut ties with their catcher after a $55 million contract projection and pivot to the ...
Multinational companies in Malaysia will buy equipment from the U.S. worth $150 billion in the next five years for the ...
Which NFL players — outside of quarterbacks — would command the highest prices in the unlikely chance they were traded? Greg ...
A skilled worker shortage and the federal government’s push to increase manufacturing in the U.S. are turning two for-profit ...
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South Korea trade envoy says Samsung, SK Hynix will not be subject to 100% US tariffs on chips
South Korea's top trade envoy Yeo Han-koo said on Thursday that chipmakers Samsung Electronics and SK Hynix will not be ...
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China's exports outpace imports, pushing trade surplus to smallest since April to $98.24B in July
China's trade surplus rose to USD 98.24 billion in July 2025 from USD 85.27 billion a year earlier, though it was the ...
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