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Why a global fight over airplane manufacturing is affecting wine lists in Colorado restaurants
A 25% tariff on wines from France, Germany and Spain was supposed to make Boeing more competitive against Airbus. But it has mostly caused havoc for wholesale wine businesses and their restaurant customers.
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Colorado farmers hopeful as revised free-trade deal with Mexico and Canada approved
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For farmers in a mental health crisis, it’s often tough to seek help. A Colorado program aims to begin conversations.
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Why Colorado’s corn farmers are getting hurt by China’s soybean tariff
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“There is a lot of uncertainty”: Outdoor industry facing $1.5 billion in monthly losses from Trump’s trade war
“This trade war, it’s having the opposite effect of its intention,” one industry representative said.
China tariffs are translating into higher prices, strategic shifts for the outdoor industry. But “it’s not something you can do overnight.”
The Colorado makers of Dynafit ski boots, Hestra gloves, Flylow Gear fishing gear and more share their approach to the U.S-China trade war
It’s not just China: The United States’ global trade war has Colorado companies seeking — and finding — workarounds
Colorado businesses are changing order times, strategizing inventory and using bonded transport to deal with the trade war impacts. They're also seeking out exclusions and tax-free Foreign Trade Zones.
South Korea, home of Hanwoo and bulgogi, is now largest importer of Colorado beef
The trade war with China had little to do with South Korea’s rise but future trade could impact Colorado’s beef industry
Why a computer maker moved manufacturing to Denver, despite ongoing trade war with China
System76, one of nearly 6,000 manufacturers in Colorado, shares how it believes it can financially succeed and says others can, too
Colorado company may lose 1,000 jobs from tariffs, and others are prepping for a prolonged trade war
Arrow Electronics, one of Colorado’s largest companies, said exports support 30 percent of its Colorado jobs -- and now those jobs are at risk
