Trump, Stung by Being Attacked as Soft on China, Pushes Ahead on Tariffs - The New York Times
New 295 per cent tariff causing furniture prices to skyrocket across Canada
Massive tariffs on furniture imports prompt challenge from Canadian retailers | CTV News
The Effects of Tariffs & Trade Barriers on Furniture Business I Formaspace
Trade Skirmish or War? Who Gets Hurt? - The New York Times
Thinking of buying a new couch? The price may have just quadrupled | CBC News
The Canada-China Global Commerce Picture and Supply Chain Links
Four years into the trade war, are the US and China decoupling? | PIIE
Thinking of buying a new couch? The price may have just quadrupled | CBC News
The Effects of Tariffs & Trade Barriers on Furniture Business I Formaspace
Massive tariffs on furniture imports prompt challenge from Canadian retailers | CTV News
Devastating Situation' for Furniture Retailers in Canada Amid Ongoing Federal Government Tariffs: Interviews
New 295% tariff may cause furniture prices to skyrocket in Canada | News
The Canada-China Global Commerce Picture and Supply Chain Links
Manufacturing, retail sides of Canadian furniture industry at odds over outcome of Asian dumping | Globalnews.ca
America's tariff wall on Chinese imports looks increasingly like Swiss cheese
Trump Formally Orders Tariffs On Steel, Aluminum Imports : NPR
New tariff of almost 300 per cent on sofas from China and Vietnam | Vancouver Sun
Furniture prices expected to jump as tariff of up to 295.9% imposed on some products - Victoria Times Colonist
U.S. rethinks steps on China tariffs in wake of Taiwan response, sources say
Surrey stores hurting after Canada imposes 295.5% tariff on China-made furniture - Cloverdale Reporter
Devastating Situation' for Furniture Retailers in Canada Amid Ongoing Federal Government Tariffs: Interviews
When It Comes to Canada-China Trade, Keep One Eye on the Americans - The Institute for Peace and Diplomacy - l'Institut pour la paix et la diplomatie
Four years into the trade war, are the US and China decoupling? | PIIE
Despite U.S. trade tariffs and pandemic hurdles, China is still the world's factory | DC Velocity
Opinion: Hefty new tariffs on some furniture will mean sticker shock for customers, but there is a major upside - The Globe and Mail
