Wall Street isn’t the only place where President Donald Trump’s tariffs have struck a nerve. Agricultural communities across the U.S. fear escalating trade tensions will increase prices of U.S. goods abroad and harm their business.
The U.K. said it would ban the sale of cars powered by traditional internal-combustion engines by 2040, joining other European regulators in a bold push toward populating roads with electric cars that remain unpopular in the mass market. Read more
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More than 2.5 billion pounds of meat from beef to pork and poultry are being stockpiled in cold-storage warehouses across the country amid going trade disputes with the U.S. largest meat exports, reports the Wall Street Journal,citing federal data set to release as early as Monday. Read more
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