The Polite Ways Companies Say Trump Tariffs Hurt

The Polite Ways Companies Say Trump Tariffs Hurt

One of the remarkable things emerging from President Donald Trump’s tariff wars is a rebirth of the art of the polite slight. Or the “thanks but no thanks, sir” in the coded messages companies and industry lobbyists are putting out in public statements and submissions to government requests for comment about forthcoming tariffs. Dive into some and ignore your modern surroundings and you could be forgiven for thinking you are reading historical l…

Tariffs, Sale, Executive Raid Top OC Companies’ Week - Orange County Business Journal

Some Orange County publicly traded companies warned about the negative effects of President Donald Trump’s tariffs while a long-time defense contractor shrugged them off, citing its manufacturing prowess in the U.S. That was only a sample of the news that Orange County’s publicly listed companies revealed last week as EV maker Rivian Automotive Inc. trimmed its annual delivery forecast, Chipotle Mexican Grill Inc. poached a top executive from ri…

IT Leaders Fear Tech Tariffs Will Hurt Bottom Line

A new HostingAdvice survey reveals that tech tariffs are forcing the majority of U.S. IT leaders to restructure their 2025 technology budgets.