After Trump's 50% tariff on steel imports earlier this year, the European Union has responded with its own 50% steel tariff.
More than $6.5 billion in medical debt has been eliminated for over 2.5 million North Carolinians in the past year, according to Gov. Josh Stein.
Imminent import tariffs on pharmaceuticals, NC's No. 1 export, announced recently by Trump, cause industry uncertainty.
Canada has been the largest purchaser of NC exports in the world for over a decade. This trend continuing into 2025, with just over $5 billion in NC exports purchased by Canadians YTD.
Data reveals early impact of 25% tariff on Mexico, one of the nation's largest agricultural importers, on trade with NC.
China is the second largest buyer of NC soybeans, at $16.9 million.
While imports to North Carolina have increased by 40% overall since May, industries with tariffs already enacted show a clear decrease in imports.
The lack of agreement between the House and Senate means the state will enter the new fiscal year, which begins on Tuesday, July 1, without an updated spending plan in place.
As North Carolina lawmakers consider bringing back the state’s back-to-school sales tax holiday starting in 2026 as a savings benefit to families, critics warn the tax break may be more alluring than substantial, offering political appeal but limited economic impact. The North Carolina House’s budget proposal would revive the once-popular initiative that gives families a...
A new report from the office of North Carolina's State Auditor is raising questions about Hurricane Helene recovery spending. According to the audit, one laundry and shower center operated for 189 days and cost the State of North Carolina a total of $27.4 million, averaging a daily cost of $145,217.
Senate budget appropriations would spend almost $750 million from the Stabilization and Inflation Reserve Fund.
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