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College Park wig shop owner fears tariff impacts on business

New tariffs and trade rules could negatively impact small businesses.
Trump's administration implemented tariffs, aiming to protect American industries.
Small businesses may struggle with rising costs for supplies and packaging.
One analysis shows tariffs could cost families over $400 each year.
Small businesses worry about economic fallout and seek a fair marketplace.

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College Park wig shop owner fears tariff impacts on business

Like most small businesses, the ups and downs of talks on tariffs, China in particular, terrify him.

1 day ago·Florida, United States

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physicianspractice.com

Center

What the Trump tariffs mean for independent practices

Stephen A. Dickens, JD, MAEd, FACMPE, VP of medical practice services at SVMIC, discusses how President Trump's tariffs could trigger a chain reaction for independent practices.

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Nevada Independent

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New tariffs and trade rules could squeeze small businesses - The Nevada Independent

Despite the recent 90-day tariff pause, uncertainty remains as business brace for any new changes in trade policy by the Trump administration. As policymakers insist tariffs will protect American industries, small-business owners understand that they will function as an additional tax — one that will hurt their bottom line and raise costs on consumers. A new Small Business Majority poll found that a majority of entrepreneurs worry tariffs will h…

2 days ago

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Crooks and Liars

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Steve Doocy Says Small Business Are Being Forced To Shut Down Over Tariffs

F&F co-host Steve Doocy shared horrible stories of small business being put out of business because of Trump's tariffs.

2 days ago·United States

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Fortune

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Female founders ask Trump for small business tariff exemptions

Rebecca Minkoff, and female founders from Chillhouse, Brightland, Juliet, and other brands are asking Trump for tariff exemptions for small businesses.

2 days ago·New York, United States

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cnnradio.news

Fieldmouse Press talks tariffs and how to support small press operations

Six days ago, Fieldmouse Press launched its GoFundMe campaign “Help Fieldmouse Press Stay Alive.” The emergency campaign cites recent Trump Administration “trade announcements,” e.g., the tariff war between the United States and China, which currently has both countries reciprocally raising tariffs on imported goods to 125%. For the small press publisher, this “sudden and sharp increase … The post Fieldmouse Press talks tariffs and how to suppor…

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