Liam Daly
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1. We contacted the 100 largest American companies and asked a simple question:
Do you support the tariffs announced by President Trump on April 2?
These are tariffs that have already destroyed trillions of shareholder value
NOT ONE COMPANY WOULD ANSWER THE QUESTION
Do you support the tariffs announced by President Trump on April 2?
These are tariffs that have already destroyed trillions of shareholder value
NOT ONE COMPANY WOULD ANSWER THE QUESTION
Trump tariffs, corporations cower
During the Biden administration, corporate executives regularly expressed their displeasure with policies they opposed.
popular.info
April 7, 2025 at 12:49 PM
1. We contacted the 100 largest American companies and asked a simple question:
Do you support the tariffs announced by President Trump on April 2?
These are tariffs that have already destroyed trillions of shareholder value
NOT ONE COMPANY WOULD ANSWER THE QUESTION
Do you support the tariffs announced by President Trump on April 2?
These are tariffs that have already destroyed trillions of shareholder value
NOT ONE COMPANY WOULD ANSWER THE QUESTION
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Madrid to Lisbon is a greater distance than Toronto to Montreal. Who wants to bet the rumoured high-speed train planned in Canada won’t be anywhere near done by 2030? (If it gets built at all.)
Spain & Portugal have agreed to connect their capitals with a 3h high-speed line by 2030.
Portugal also awarded its 1st contract for its Lisbon–Porto high-speed line last month; travel time will decline from 3h to 1h19 by 2030 www.railwaygazette.com/high-speed/f...
Portugal also awarded its 1st contract for its Lisbon–Porto high-speed line last month; travel time will decline from 3h to 1h19 by 2030 www.railwaygazette.com/high-speed/f...
Governments commit to Madrid - Lisbon high-speed line by 2030
Transport minister, Mr Óscar Puente, has reiterated the Spanish government’s commitment to developing a high-speed line between Madrid and Lisbon by 2030.
www.railjournal.com
November 12, 2024 at 1:43 PM
Madrid to Lisbon is a greater distance than Toronto to Montreal. Who wants to bet the rumoured high-speed train planned in Canada won’t be anywhere near done by 2030? (If it gets built at all.)