Colorado businesses, consumers and lawmakers are preparing for President Trump’s new tariffsto significantly damage the state’s economy.
State of play: The state’s public companies lost about $44 billion in market value Friday, the Denver Post reports. And local business leaders are warning of further financial fallout.
- “Specifically for Colorado, which is already one of the most expensive states to live and do business, tariffs could seriously interfere with our work to improve competitiveness and the broader economy,” Colorado Chamber president and CEO Loren Furman said in a statement.
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