Exempting some nations marks a compromise from Trump’s initial plan for across-the-board tariffs.

Companies with lean, agile supply chains will best be able to respond to any negative fallout from Trump's import tariffs.

Manufacturers can expect that new regulatory burden will remain relatively low.

The exclusions would end if the countries failed to reach an updated NAFTA agreement with the U.S., according to the White House trade advisor.

U.S. Steel Corp. said it would restart one of two blast furnaces and the steel-making facilities at its Granite City Works in anticipation of increased demand.