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Trump’s latest trade threat weighs on Canadian firms with U.S. contracts

But the company primarily sells services, not goods, in the U.S., which means CGI may be “potentially more insulated than the current scope of the language implies,” Taylor said. “Risk would become more meaningful if restrictions instead apply based on Canadian (parent) ownership, e.g., if U.S.-based subsidiaries of Canadian companies are also included.”

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