Tariff hikes on the horizon and pressure from President Donald Trump to move their operations out of China buckled tri-county stocks in the final week of August and spelled new uncertainty for the region’s small businesses. Despite a more moderate tone from the White House in subsequent days, tri-county public companies hadn’t recovered completely from…
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