Nathan Bomey
Business Reporter at Axios
Business Reporter at Axios Closer Newsletter
@Axios Closer biz newsletter writer. Ex: @USATODAY, @Freep reporter. Author, "Bridge Builders," "After the Fact," "Detroit Resurrected." [email protected]
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2 weeks ago |
axios.com | Christine Clarridge |Nathan Bomey
A solo camper's setup by Jug Lake near White Pass — just a hammock, a tent, and the rustle of wind through the evergreens. Photo: Courtesy of Paul Ferguson Americans are taking more solo camping trips to get away from it all — and for many Seattleites, the appeal lies in solitude, silence and the freedom to wander.
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2 weeks ago |
flipboard.com | Christine Clarridge |Nathan Bomey
2 hours agoBellevue Student Escapes Coyote Encounter Unharmed as WDFW Increases Patrols in Clyde Hill AreaA Bellevue student had a close encounter with a coyote in Clyde Hill neighborhood, prompting local wildlife officers to increase their patrols. The …5 hours agoSuspect shot by man he tried to rob in Greenwood neighborhoodSEATTLE — A man is in the hospital after he was shot in the abdomen in Seattle’s Greenwood neighborhood Friday.
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2 weeks ago |
axios.com | Nathan Bomey |Kelly Tyko
Illustration: Aïda Amer/AxiosPresident Trump's tariffs are roasting coffee sellers. Why it matters: American companies have few domestic options for raw, unroasted coffee beans — known as green coffee — so they can't do much to limit their exposure to import duties. Driving the news: The J.M. Smucker Co. — which sells Folgers, Dunkin' and Cafe Bustelo coffee brands — is citing coffee as its No. 1 raw material cost. Trump's 10% baseline tariffs on nearly all imported goods includes coffee beans.
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3 weeks ago |
axios.com | Nathan Bomey
Photo: Sebastian Ng/SOPA Images/LightRocket via Getty ImagesLululemon shares suffered a wicked slump today after the athleisure company reported that tariffs are hurting its profitability and dampening consumer demand. ğ The stock closed down 19.8%. State of play: Lululemon reduced its earnings forecast, saying that it expects 30% tariffs on Chinese imports and 10% elsewhere.
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3 weeks ago |
axios.com | Nathan Bomey
Photo illustration: Sarah Grillo/Axios. Photos: Chip Somodevilla, Allison Robbert-Pool via Getty ImagesElon Musk's breakup with President Trump undercuts his personal empire, but it's good news for a variety of corporate players. Why it matters: Without close ties to the White House, Musk is less powerful politically.
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