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CubaSingle source

Wealthy Cuban Americans prepare business plans for a post-regime Cuba

Members of the newly formed Cuban-American National Chamber of Commerce are preparing investment plans for a possible political transition in Cuba. The group is drafting proposals for a stock exchange and energy infrastructure, while analysts say expectations of imminent change may be premature.

  • The Cuban-American National Chamber of Commerce is preparing business plans for Cuba after a possible political transition.
  • The group is drafting a Cuban Stock Exchange proposal and committees on energy and food security.
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BBC Business
Trade relationsSingle source

Border towns Fort Frances and International Falls feel trade-war strain: businesses report falling Canadian customers

Tariffs and political remarks by Donald Trump have reduced cross-border traffic between Fort Frances, Ontario, and International Falls, Minnesota. Local shop and café owners report fewer Canadian customers and lost revenue, while mayors and a Minnesota state senator describe notable public anger and economic effects.

  • Tariffs and Trump’s remarks have reduced crossings between Fort Frances, Ontario, and International Falls, Minnesota.
  • Businesses report revenue losses; Senator Grant Hauschild heard of declines up to 30% from Canadian customers.
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The Guardian Business
International tradeSingle source

US orders import ban on Canadian goods — alcohol, dairy and motor vehicles starting 29 September (EDT/UTC-4)

US President Donald Trump signed executive orders banning imports of Canadian goods including alcohol, dairy and motor vehicles, effective 29 September (EDT/UTC-4). The White House framed the move as a response to Canadian retaliatory tariffs that recently took effect.

  • US to ban imports of Canadian goods including alcohol, dairy and motor vehicles starting 29 September (EDT/UTC-4).
  • White House said Canada is "discriminating" against US commerce, citing reciprocal tariffs as the rationale.
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BBC Business
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Canada imposes counter-tariffs on US goods: measures cover nearly C$28bn, up to 50%

Canada implemented retaliatory tariffs on a range of US goods on Tuesday. The measures target nearly C$28bn of American products with rates between 15% and 50%; fresh fish and lobster were later removed from the list after industry pushback.

  • Canada imposed counter-tariffs covering nearly C$28bn of US goods.
  • Tariff rates range from 15% to 50%; 50% applies to items including milk, steel, aluminium, golf clubs and certain clothing.
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BBC World