Not hiring: Buffalo Niagara is losing jobs again. Tariffs and uncertainty could make it worse

Donald Trump has promised that his tariff package will create new jobs in the US rust belt. The United Auto Workers union has praised the tariffs, but Dan Hand, who works for the union at a truck factory in Pennsylvania, is skeptical. “There is a high risk that people will lose their jobs,” he says.

Trump's tariffs are starting to kill jobs

Goldman Sachs estimates that the tariffs will create about 100,000 manufacturing jobs while destroying 500,000 others. In Pennsylvania, it's already starting.

Indiana businesses remain concerned over uncertainty when it comes to tariffs

INDIANAPOLIS Indiana businesses are relieved that there is a pause on non-China tariffs, thats according to a survey done by the Indiana Chamber.We have heard and continue to hear from businesses across Indiana about the uncertainty around tariffs, said Vanessa Green Sinders, the CEO of the Indiana Chamber.The Chamber put out a survey to gauge the level of concern around proposed tariffs to its member companies.We can do our part to put together…

Not hiring: Buffalo Niagara is losing jobs again. Tariffs and uncertainty could make it worse

The economic uncertainty caused by the Trump administration's tariff policies already are hurting the Buffalo Niagara job market - and it likely will only get worse in the coming months.

Huntington CFO says loan growth is boosting profit as businesses proceed with 'cautious optimism' amid tariff uncertainty

Good morning. There’s increasing uncertainty surrounding tariffs. However, many small businesses and middle-market companies continue to seek growth opportunities. Customers are showing resilience, said Zachary Wasserman, CFO of Huntington Bancshares Inc. (No. 375 on the Fortune 500), a $210 billion asset regional bank holding company headquartered in Columbus, Ohio. Huntington operates 968 branches in 13 states. What he's hearing from clients i…

MEXICO CITY- The companies of commerce, mining, transport and communications eliminated 26,000 formal jobs between January and March.This is the most severe loss of jobs in four years, according to the most recent information from the Mexican Social Security Institute (IMSS).THE MAY INTEREST: Chinese companies adopt the “Made in Mexico” strategy to circumvent U.S. tariffsThe data coordinator of Mexico how are we going?, Axel Eduardo González, at…