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New measures support small businesses and naval shipyards, enhancing efficiency.

The PPI has hit a three-year high as tariffs impact supply costs.

The PPI rose significantly in July, raising inflation concerns amidst job market instability.

Labor Department report shows inflation unchanged at 2.7% amid mixed price trends.

The July deficit increased significantly due to rising outlays, hitting $291B.

Economists warn of stagflation risks due to tariffs and weak job growth.

The U.S. economy faces stagflation worries as tariffs and job market shifts emerge.

Elon Musk made a promise to cut waste and save taxpayers money. Instead, a new Senate investigation says he burned through more than $21.7 billion of it.

Appellate judges question Trump's tariff actions under IEEPA during July 31 hearing, reflecting broader implications for executive power.

Coffee prices drop due to tariffs and harvest pressures, affecting supply.

The new 17.09% tariff on Mexican tomatoes aims to support local farmers.

A new 17.09% tariff on Mexican tomatoes may revitalize Alabama's local tomato market, as farmers express optimism for increased sales this summer.

Proposed legislation offers monetary benefits to families amidst rising tariffs.

Recent tariffs have stirred stock market reactions and raise trade concerns.

President Trump's new tariffs on imports could disrupt trade and the stock market, highlighting tensions with nations like Switzerland and Canada.

Adidas estimates €200M loss due to tariffs, yet maintains growth outlook and strategies amid challenges.

Adidas projects €200M loss due to tariffs but stays optimistic for growth.

President Trump's new tariff impacts trade dynamics and American consumers.

Back in March, White House counselor Alina Habba stirred outrage after suggesting some military veterans may not be “fit” for government jobs. Her remarks came during growing backlash over thousands of veterans being laid off under the Trump administration’s new government efficiency effort.

The new tariff policy, announced on July 28, 2025, could impact trade significantly.