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Peter Armstrong
Verified
Business Correspondent, Canadian Broadcasting Corporation (CBC)
Toronto
Beats
genai, Technology, Strategic Marketing, Entrepreneur , Strategic Communications, Content Marketing, Human Resource Management , Leadership And Management , Employee Relations, Digital Marketing , Ai , Genai
kids, babies, infant travel, family travel
Content
By Peter Armstrong Verified, Jenna Benchetrit, Benjamin Lopez Steven Verified, Alexander Panetta Verified| CBC News@ It was a tall ask: getting about 70 Republican House members and 20 senators to pass an anti-tariff bill with a veto-proof majority. It's looking even taller after a couple developments today — so tall, it's barely worth discussing. First, Republican leadership in the House is pushing forward a rule that would prevent emergency debate on this until September. Second, Republicans are toeing the line in a House hearing with the U.S. trade representative.
By Alexander Panetta Verified, Benjamin Lopez Steven Verified, Alexandra Jones, Peter Armstrong Verified| CBC News@ We’re seeing an emerging economic war of global titans — in a tit-for-tat tariff slugfest between the U.S. and China. Now, the U.S. insists it will work with friends. What a shift. Just days ago, the Trump administration line was that tariffs were non-negotiable, although it had sounded willing to discuss a deal within North America. Now they're emphatic: there are potential deals to be had with Japan, Vietnam and others. “Everyone is coming to the table.
By Peter Armstrong Verified, Jenna Benchetrit, Benjamin Lopez Steven Verified, Alexander Panetta Verified| CBC News@ It was a tall ask: getting about 70 Republican House members and 20 senators to pass an anti-tariff bill with a veto-proof majority. It's looking even taller after a couple developments today — so tall, it's barely worth discussing. First, Republican leadership in the House is pushing forward a rule that would prevent emergency debate on this until September. Second, Republicans are toeing the line in a House hearing with the U.S. trade representative.
Company Info
Canadian Broadcasting Corporation (CBC)
The Canadian Broadcasting Corporation (CBC), also known as Radio-Canada in French, is Canada's national public broadcaster. Established in 1936, it provides a wide range of broadcasting services across radio, television, and online platforms. The CBC aims to deliver Canadian content and counter the influence of American programming. CBC operates several radio networks, including CBC Radio One and CBC Music, and launched CBC Listen in 2019 to integrate its radio, music, and podcast offerings. Its television services include a variety of programming such as news, dramas, comedies, and documentaries, with a dedicated documentary channel for feature-length films. CBC News is one of the largest news operations in Canada, providing comprehensive news coverage across multiple platforms. The CBC also maintains websites for English and French content, offering access to news and programs. Its content includes documentaries, music channels, and a diverse range of podcasts. As a public service broadcaster funded by the Canadian government, CBC's services are available to the general public across Canada.
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