Alicia Diaz is a Congress Reporter at various esteemed publications. She covers a wide range of topics including elections, government, politics, public policy, and international trade, with a focus on both regional interest and world affairs. Alicia's work has been featured in prominent outlets such as The American Lawyer, Bloomberg Law, TIME, and The Boston Globe.
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By: Alicia Diaz, Josh Wingrove, Jennifer A. Dlouhy
(Bloomberg) -- US-Canada trade talks fell apart at the last minute, with fresh 50% tariffs on billions of dollars of Canadian goods taking effect and prompting Prime Minister Mark Carney to vow to retaliate "dollar for dollar."
By: Josh Wingrove, Alicia Diaz, Thomas Seal
US-Canada trade talks fell apart just before a midnight deadline, with 50% tariffs hitting billions of dollars of Canadian goods and Prime Minister Mark Carney vowing to retaliate in a dispute that looks poised to intensify.
By: Alicia Diaz, Josh Wingrove, Thomas Seal
U.S.-Canada trade talks fell apart just before a midnight deadline, with 50% tariffs hitting billions of dollars of Canadian goods and Prime Minister Mark Carney vowing to retaliate in a dispute that looks poised to intensify.
By: Alicia Diaz, Josh Wingrove, Thomas Seal
U.S.-Canada trade talks fell apart just before a midnight deadline, with 50% tariffs hitting billions of dollars of Canadian goods and Prime Minister Mark Carney vowing to retaliate in a dispute that looks poised to intensify.
By: Alicia Diaz, Josh Wingrove, Jennifer A. Dlouhy
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By: Josh Wingrove, Catherine Lucey, Alicia Diaz, Jennifer A Dlouhy
US-Canada trade talks collapsed after last-minute pressure from Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick, according to people familiar with the matter, leaving President Donald Trump to impose new tariffs and Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney vowing retaliation.
By: Josh Wingrove, Jennifer A. Dlouhy, Alicia Diaz, Catherine Lucey
By U.S.-Canada trade talks collapsed after last-minute pressure from Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick, according to people familiar with
By: Alicia Diaz, Josh Wingrove, Jennifer A. Dlouhy, Catherine Lucey
U.S.-Canada trade talks collapsed after last-minute pressure from Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick, according to people familiar with the
President Donald Trump signed an order easing tariffs on some ground beef imports, an effort to lower costs for consumers that has managed to rile ranchers and rural state Republicans before the November midterm elections.
Lean beef trimmings will be temporarily exempted from a higher tariff rate if they exceed a pre-set quota. The duty relief will last for 90 days, and is limited to 100,000 tons per month.
