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Trump trade war: Why a figure of 48% is important as escalation nears

Trump trade war: Why a figure of 48% is important as escalation nears

Coverage: 5 sources

Sky's Ed Conway says history tells us there is a tipping point ahead that could prove particularly costly if the Trump administration follows through on all its tariff threats this week.See the Story

Why Milwaukee? The Midwest Sparks New Wave of Timber Skyscrapers

Milwaukee · Milwaukee

Why Milwaukee? The Midwest Sparks New Wave of Timber Skyscrapers

Milwaukee is fast gaining a reputation as an ideal city to build skyscrapers out of wood, with work underway on the Edison (a new 31-story mass timber buildingSee the Story

Tauranga to Wellington — Lessons from NZ's Biggest Timber Building

Tauranga · Tauranga

Tauranga to Wellington — Lessons from NZ's Biggest Timber Building

The centre of New Zealand’s Bay of Plenty is “whole again”, with more than 1,000 council workers set to move into a new 8-storey mass timber building – the country’s larg...See the Story

Brisbane City · Brisbane City

Brisbane 2032 is No Longer Legally Bound to Be 'Climate Positive'

When Brisbane was awarded the 2032 Olympic and Paralympic Games, it came with a widely publicised landmark promise: the world’s first “climate-positive” games. The International Olympic Committe...See the Story

Manchester, England · Manchester

Old Trafford Plans — £500m Indoor Stadium Could Change Cricket Forever

Whatever Australian cricket can do, English Cricket can (supposedly) do it better. That is according to The Times in London, which reports that the England and Wales Cricket Board (ECB) is looking at ...See the Story

St. Louis · St. Louis

New 29-Story Timber Skyscraper to 'Energize' Downtown St Louis!

The developer of a new 29-story plyscraper in downtown St Louis, hoping to put the city on the map for tall timber construction, is on track to break ground next year. The project, called The 314, wil...See the Story

Auckland, New Zealand · Auckland

Mad and Bizarre — Auckland Mayor Slams Council for Rejecting Timber Project

Mad, bizarre, and foolish are just some of the words Wayne Brown, Auckland’s mayor, used to describe a decision to reject a $100m mass timber tower in downtown Auckland – set to become Auc...See the Story

San Diego · San Diego

A $9,200 'Tax' on New Houses —Lumber Tariffs Punish Homeowners

Who’d build (and buy) a house in today’s environment? That is the question posed by the National Association of House Builders (NAHB), which reports that builder confidence for newly built...See the Story

Vancouver, British Columbia · Vancouver

North America's Tallest Timber Hotel to Rise Over Vancouver Rail Yards

An 18-storey timber tower could rise over Granville Island, Vancouver, after Arno Matis Architecture and Urbanism revealed plans for a 175-foot hotel to be built over land acquired by the city from th...See the Story

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