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An auto manufacturing plant in Grand Haven is closing and laying off all 64 employees, Holland Hospital's Breastfeeding Connections group is aiming to help new others, some residents in Grand haven want the city to cull the deer in the area, and more.
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Whitmer’s rare access to Trump as a leading Democrat underscores the political and economic stakes as the president considers escalating tariffs further
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American Automotive Policy Council president Matt Blunt said Wednesday U.S. companies and workers “are at a disadvantage” because they face a 50% tariff on steel and aluminum and a 25% tariff on parts and finished vehicles not covered under a trade deal with Canada and Mexico
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Only California and Texas have higher costs from tariffs
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Part of the shift is to make gas-powered SUVs and pickup trucks at its Orion Township plant, which was previously being reconfigured to make electric vehicles until demand for such cars weakened
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The U.S. ambassador to Canada thinks there will be a full re-working of the trade agreement between the U.S. and Canada within the next couple years
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The discussions directly affect Michigan, which imports oil, steel, and lumber from Canada
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Governor Gretchen Whitmer is answering critics of her meetings with President Donald Trump by saying they’ve shown results
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A delay may give car buyers a little more time to decide before vehicle prices are expected to rise significantly
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Trump told reporters automakers “need a little bit of time” to relocate production to the U.S. The Republican president's statement hints at yet another round of reversals on tariffs