Matt Arst, Goldsmith’s Inc. Walter Berry, Berry Cos. Lance Chastain, Interex Inc. Marci Hess, Downtown Wichita Association ...

A Nigerian lady has expressed her disappointment on social media after paying a visit to a man who resides in Lagos Island.

White is undoubtedly the most popular and universal go-to shade of paint in most homes around the world. But even white paint is not just white paint. There are a myriad of shades and undertones ...

On March 4, the US implemented tariffs on Canadian lumber and wood products of 25%. This 25% tariff is in addition to the current 14.54% countervailing duty on lumber imports from Canada ...

according to the White House. 2 April: Autos? Trump has said that tariffs on automobiles, semiconductors, pharmaceuticals and lumber are upcoming, with a rate of around 25%. He added that an ...

U.S. lumber futures surged Monday to their highest since August 2022, rising as much as 3.5%, after President Trump ordered the Commerce Department to investigate the U.S. national security harm ...

So what they have to do is build their car plants, frankly, and other things in the United States, in which case they no tariffs," Mr Trump said at the White ... imports of lumber and wood ...

(Bloomberg) -- US President Donald Trump is ordering the Commerce Department to launch an investigation into the national security harm posed by lumber imports, laying the legal groundwork for new ...

White House trade adviser Peter Navarro said the lumber import probe would counteract the actions of big lumber exporters including Canada, Germany and Brazil, which he said were "dumping lumber ...

White House has asked State, Treasury to draft options for easing Russia sanctions - sources Unclear what Washington could seek in return for sanction relief US sanctions may not be eased ...

White House trade adviser Peter Navarro said the lumber import probe would counteract the actions of big lumber exporters including Canada, Germany and Brazil, which he said were "dumping lumber into ...

However, economists and homebuilders have cautioned that America does not currently have the industrial capacity to meet the demand and that taxing — or worse, cutting off — Canadian lumber ...