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Daily 5 report for May 9: Trump tariff impact: From existential worries to surprise wins

Linamar's investments
Linamar said it took over about C$200 million ($144 million) in contracts from other suppliers in the quarter. (LINAMAR)
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Philip Nussel
May 09, 2025 06:30 PM

Welcome to the Daily 5 report for Friday, May 9. TGIF!

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U.S. automakers want preferential tariffs for Canada and Mexico over the UK

British vehicles will be subject to lower U.S. tariffs than vehicles from Canada or Mexico under current rules and agreements. The U.S. auto industry wants to change that.

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John Irwin
U.S. automakers want preferential tariffs for Canada and Mexico over the UK
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Robots and humans: Colleagues or mortal enemies?
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GM’s Jamie Brewer, Jaclyn McQuaid first identical twins on 100 Leading Women list
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Toyota joins race for humanoid robot workers, pledges to amplify — not replace — people
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Toyota joins race for humanoid robot workers, pledges to amplify — not replace — people

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