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For Maine’s lobster industry, Canada is a lifeline at risk

For Maine’s lobster industry, Canada is a lifeline at risk

by Cole van Miltenburg | Apr 7, 2026 | Featured, International Trade, Manufacturing

As tariffs reshape seafood processing, the state’s largest food export is in jeopardy.   Curt Brown grew up lobstering in Cape Elizabeth, a scenic coastal town in southern Maine. When he wasn’t hauling traps at sea, he worked at a wharf in nearby Portland, where...
Vineyards Are Closing, But Not Everyone Is Losing

Vineyards Are Closing, But Not Everyone Is Losing

by Nancy Jiang | Apr 6, 2026 | Economy, Featured, International Trade

For Vito Ventracella, a 30-year-old Italian wine producer, the drink runs in his blood. He’s helped run Colli della Murgia, his family’s 35-year-old organic winery, based in Southern Italy’s Puglia, ever since he could remember, but for the first time, the...
US Goods Deficit Increased, Trade Deficit Little Changed Despite Trump Tariffs

US Goods Deficit Increased, Trade Deficit Little Changed Despite Trump Tariffs

by Nancy Jiang | Feb 23, 2026 | Economy, Featured, International Trade

The US trade deficit in goods increased from the year prior, despite Trump tariffs that attempted to close the gap. The goods deficit wrapped up 2025 at a total of $1,240.9 billion, up 2.1% from last year, with a $25.5 billion increase. Imports also surged, increasing...
What to Look for in This Week’s Trade Numbers

What to Look for in This Week’s Trade Numbers

by paige.oamek | May 5, 2025 | Economy, International Trade

The latest U.S. trade report will offer an early read on how businesses are responding to Donald Trump’s tariffs, which continue to occupy the headlines. Economists expect the trade deficit for goods and services to widen to a record-breaking $137 billion, with March...
The Trade Deficit Closed Slightly—But Imports Remained Strong Ahead of Tariffs

The Trade Deficit Closed Slightly—But Imports Remained Strong Ahead of Tariffs

by paige.oamek | Apr 11, 2025 | Economy, International Trade

One day after President Trump’s tariff announcements sent markets tumbling, international trade data reflected an economy grappling with uncertainty, as companies struggled to predict what might come next. The trade deficit declined 6.1% to $122.7 billion in February,...
Could Trump’s Tariffs Slow AI Growth?

Could Trump’s Tariffs Slow AI Growth?

by paige.oamek | Apr 7, 2025 | Economy, Featured, International Trade, Newest

President Donald Trump says he wants the United States to lead the world in artificial intelligence. But the president’s tariffs on raw data center materials could cause American AI to fall behind.  The rapid growth in the AI industry has brought with it a data center...
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