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Trump says Canada's Bombardier cannot sell in US unless it builds there
Source: reuters.com
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President Donald Trump said Canada-based aircraft manufacturer Bombardier would no longer be permitted to sell aircraft in the United States unless it begins manufacturing domestically. The threat signals heightened protectionist risk for Bombardier's U.S. market access and could disrupt cross-border aerospace supply chains.
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