President Trump’s new tariffs on goods from Canada, Mexico, and China will impact automakers, raising prices for consumers and causing delays at border crossings. General Motors, heavily reliant on Mexican production, will likely be most affected, while other automakers such as Stellantis, Toyota, and Honda may not feel the impact as acutely. G.M. is exploring ways to mitigate the tariffs, including increasing U.S. production and exporting vehicles from Canadian and Mexican factories to other markets.
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5 Reasons to Buy Altria Group Stock Like There's No Tomorrow
Despite a challenging year for stocks, Altria Group (MO -0.40%) has seen a nearly 10% increase in value, making it a reliable stock in volatile markets. Altria benefits from a stable nicotine demand, high profit margins, and strong market share, allowing for a robust 7% dividend yield and significant cash flow, despite meager top-line growth. While facing long-term threats from non-combustible products, Altria's adaptability and cash generation position it as a solid investment for mitigating...
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