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In a memo, a US Steel plant in Michigan says recently announced layoffs are expected to be temporary, not permanent. However, layoffs are likely to continue "periodically."
After being denied a steel tariffs exemption, an Allegheny Technologies Inc. steel mill in Beaver County, Pennsylvania, has put the breaks on hiring 100 workers. The Pittsburg Post-Gazette reports.
A recent analysis from the home improvement company Porch found that the increase in tariffs on goods imported from China have the potential to add $17,000 to the overall cost of a newly constructed home, while remodeling projects could see an increase of 10 to 15 percent in total costs.