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9 months ago

The Weird Little Toy from China That Everyone Wants The Bizarrely Adorable Chinese Toy That’s Winning Over America—Tariffs Be Damned Move over, luxury handbags—there’s a new status symbol in

Blind Boxes, Big Profits: Inside the Labubu Toy Trend
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Profit Trading USA

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9 months ago

Ontario budget aims to ’tariff-proof’ economy as U.S. trade uncertainty weighs Investing.com -- Ontario’s 2025 budget marks one of its most ambitious efforts to shield the province from growing cross-border trade uncertainty, laying out over $30 billion in tariff-related measures while projecting a widened deficit of $14.6 billion. Released Thursday, the budget, titled “A Plan to Protect Ontario,” focuses extensively on strategic capital investment, business support, and industrial self-reliance in response to the economic threat posed by U.S. tariffs. With real GDP growth projected to slow to just 0.8% this year, down from robust expansion in 2024, the government under Premier Doug Ford has prioritized stimulus in the form of industrial policy, tax credits, and emergency funds for affected companies. “This spending is needed to weather the storm,” Finance Minister Peter Bethlenfalvy said, referring to the U.S. tariffs, adding the goal is to make Ontario’s economy “more resilient and self-reliant.” At the center of the budget is a sweeping suite of manufacturing and business programs, including a $5 billion Protecting Ontario Account for distressed sectors and an enhanced Ontario Made Manufacturing Investment Tax Credit worth $1.3 billion over three years. Another key component defers select provincial taxes for six months starting April 2025, unlocking up to $9 billion in liquidity for 80,000 businesses expected to face trade-related disruptions. CIBC (TSX:CM) economist Andre Grantham highlighted the fiscal consequences of this proactive stance, noting, “Ontario’s budget deficit is projected to widen to $14.6 billion in the current fiscal year (1.2% of GDP)… due in part to an expected tariff-led slowdown in economic growth as well as measures to help support households and businesses.” He added that contingencies embedded in the budget reflect “the uncertain economic outlook,” with downside risks tied closely to the trajectory of U.S. trade policy. The capital side of the budget is anchored by over $200 billion in infrastructure projects over ten years, including $61 billion for public transit, $30 billion for highways, and $56 billion in healthcare facility upgrades. Uniquely, the government aims to promote domestic industry by requiring made-in-Ontario materials for publicly funded builds, including cement, steel, and forestry goods, as a further buffer against foreign supply chain volatility. In a rare bipartisan consensus on the challenge ahead, opposition leaders acknowledged the need to respond to tariff-related pressures while questioning the budget’s priorities. Ontario NDP Leader Marit Stiles said, “This budget is a test of whether this government will choose to strengthen Ontario and build a tariff-proof future over vanity projects and delaying critical infrastructure.” Liberal Leader Bonnie Crombie added, “Will Doug Ford invest in your family—or in his friends?” Ontario’s financing strategy reflects its evolving fiscal profile, with $59.8 billion in total funding requirements this year, including $42.8 billion in long-term borrowing. While that is down from the $49.5 billion issued in 2024, padded by pre-borrowing, net debt is expected to increase by $33 billion this year, pushing the net debt-to-GDP ratio to 37.9%, though still under the government’s 40% ceiling. Economists warn that investor sentiment could sour if tariffs persist or deepen, disproportionately affecting trade-dependent provinces like Ontario. Creating a backstop through expanded contingency funds and industrial incentives, the 2025 budget attempts to signal resolve, but the ultimate success may depend less on Queen’s Park... and more on Washington. Should you invest $2,000 in CM right now? Before you buy stock in CM, consider this: ProPicks AI are 6 easy-to-follow model portfolios created by Investing.com for building wealth by identifying winning stocks and letting them run. Over 150,000 paying members trust ProPicks to find new stocks to buy – driven by AI. The ProPicks AI algorithm has just identified the best stocks for investors to buy now. The stocks that made the cut could produce enormous returns in the coming years. Is CM one of them? Reveal Undervalued Stocks Now

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Julie Kearns

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10 months ago

Thanks! Of course, we can do our part to reduce the *remaining* 5-10% of these adverse environmental impacts by adjusting laundry habits, extending useful life, sharing, not tossing… but the biggest impact will ever have is choosing not to buy something new in the first place. Also, #tariffproof

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Crypto Tracker

@cryptoinvestor-dh.bsky.social

10 months ago

Palantir ($PLTR) is up 452.94% in a year.

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Defense contracts ✅
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Wall Street? Obsessed.

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#PLTR #Palantir #AIStocks #DefenseTech #StockMarketTracker #TariffProof #MarketLeaders #TopStocks

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Franchising.com

@franchisingcom.bsky.social

10 months ago

Why Service-Based Franchise Concepts Are a Smart, Tariff-Proof Bet in a Volatile Market Franchising.com - Franchise News, Insights & Opportunities

Why Service-Based Franchise Concepts Are a Smart, Tariff-Proof Bet in a Volatile Market
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TisaTells

@tisatells.bsky.social

10 months ago

China Releases HERMES, NIKE, LULULEMON, LUXURY PERFUME & ALO Suppliers|FULL DIRECT BUY LIST YouTube video by Tisa Tells

China Releases HERMES, NIKE, LULULEMON, LUXURY PERFUME & ALO Suppliers FULL DIRECT BUY LIST. #tisatells #fyp #foryoupage❤️❤️#InteriorDesignOnABudget
#LuxuryOnABudget
#ChinaExport
#TariffProof
#ChinaDirect
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The River Connection, Inc

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11 months ago

Side quest today. A little rehab on both of the classic Carolinas and someone will have an economical start on Spring kayaking. Stay tuned progress pictures.

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Mitch Goldstone

@scanmyphotos.bsky.social

11 months ago

Tariffs? Not on your old photos. While prices go up everywhere, we’re still here to help you digitize and save the memories you already own. No imports, just heart. #PhotoScanning #FamilyFirst #TariffProof #Feels #Tariff

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Profit Trading USA

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11 months ago

Is It Time to Buy These 3 Tariff-Proof Dividend Stocks? - The Motley Fool Is It Time to Buy These 3 Tariff-Proof Dividend Stocks? The Motley Fool

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Boheme

@hobohemia.bsky.social

1 year ago

That's just fine. We are stocked. Won't be buying anything for months. And I got the idea this past weekend that we are not alone. Looking back, you will see a short consumer spending spike then collapse. #recession #tariffproof #punchnazis

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