Lately, it's felt like open season on a lot of new electric vehicles that American consumers were excited about. With the EV tax credits gone and carmakers both foreign and domestic stinging from tariff bills, many new all-electric models have been postponed, pushed back indefinitely, had their U.S. visas revoked or canceled outright. Yet Toyotaone carmaker that's fairly late to the game with modern EVssays it's full speed ahead, in spite of those conditions.
Cannavo explained that the company had, relatively recently, been in dire financial straits. He worked to streamline Super73's operations, successfully cutting operating costs by 60%. He also realigned the company with its goal of innovating and shifted its focus toward making its products safer, more strictly adherent to e-bike laws, and more accessible to the masses. The brand's latest e-bike, the MZFT (Mizfit?), is the first in a string of upcoming models to exemplify this ethos.
Music collectors can breathe a sigh of relief: vinyl records and CDs won't be impacted by Donald Trump's new US import tariffs. It has been confirmed by US Customs and Border Protection that physical music formats, including vinyl records, CDs and cassettes, are exempt from the tariffs that took effect last week, which will result in higher prices for countless items consumers purchase from other countries.
Mostly, I remember the fluffy pens. When I was in elementary and middle school, nothing could be cooler than a fluffy pen, at least until it got covered in backpack grime and started to look like an exceptionally long-tailed subway rat. And no place had fluffy pens in abundance like Claire's, a chain that sold accessories and other trinkets and, at the time, seemed to exist in every shopping center in America.
"Descriptive evidence shows that goods categories heavily exposed to imports have indeed experienced sizable price increases since the beginning of this year, relative to their prior trends."