George Moen

Tariffs and trade tensions dominate headlines in Canada, the U.S., and globally, leaving small businesses to adapt to rising costs, uncertain demand, and shifting supply chains. Today’s roundup highlights the resilience—and pressure—facing entrepreneurs in a turbulent 2025.

Tariffs are hitting small businesses in Canada, the U.S., and worldwide, forcing owners to adapt to rising costs and supply chain chaos. Today’s top stories reveal the pressures and resilience of entrepreneurs in a turbulent 2025.

Tariffs, trade tensions, and economic headwinds are colliding across Canada, the U.S., and around the world. Today’s 5 @ 5 @ 5 spotlights how small businesses are bracing for contraction, seizing new local opportunities, and adapting to global uncertainty.

Tariffs, new startups, and digital change dominate as small businesses adapt to shifting trade, policy, and trends in Canada, the U.S., and worldwide. Local tax relief, immigration, and global AI summits highlight both the challenges and major opportunities ahead.

Markets wobble on fresh global shocks, SMBs ramp up AI hiring, Canada unveils new tax breaks for digital businesses, the Fed stands firm on rates, and Europe’s retailers shift to local sourcing. Here’s what matters most for small business leaders today.

Today’s headlines reveal the next wave of opportunity—and urgency—for entrepreneurs worldwide, from skyrocketing shipping rates to AI investment booms.

Tariffs spike, markets reel, and supply chains tighten. Today’s 5@5 breaks down the global shifts and what small businesses need to know now.

From the pitch to the pastry shop, AI breakthroughs to airport milestones — this is your business, city, and world. WBN Weekly brings you the top stories, new voices, and bold moves that defined the past 7 days. Miss nothing. It’s all right here.