Trump Tariffs

Auto stocks up, though no further details have been provided.

Congress still has to approve it.

BERLIN — Top executives from German carmakers Volkswagen, BMW and Daimler are finalizing plans for a White House meeting on trade policy next week, German and U.S. officials said on Thursday. Officials from the carmakers, asking not to be named, said the meeting was tentatively set for Tuesday, and would include VW Chief Executive Herbert Diess, Daimler CEO Dieter Zetsche and BMW production chief Oliver Zipse. President Donald Trump has been Reuters

He had promised Ohioans last year that jobs were 'all coming back.'

Because of trade war, some SUV production could move there from the U.S.

'Shot in the arm' for farmers harmed by tariff war with China

It falls short of 6,000 cars per week, but quarterly number's on the mark.

Their U.S. production is protected, but imports from Japan are at risk

11th-hour deal creates USMCA, will replace NAFTA.

Says he refused one-on-one meeting; Canada says nobody asked for one

Two thirds of Japan's trade surplus with U.S. comes from cars

Analysts predict 'bad news for consumers' and a 'downward cycle' for the industry.

And government might boost domestic market by eliminating car sales tax.

But foreign minister hopes for a 'win-win-win' if both sides are flexible

EU's Juncker says if U.S. enacts new tariffs, EU will do the same

Crossover made in China is subject to duty of 25 percent

This as nations meet on unified strategy for Trump auto tariff threats

But coordinating a strategy 'quickly becomes fiendishly difficult.'

Turnabout took 'a lot of love' and a photo of Patton's grave.