How Colorado companies are dealing with Trump’s tariffs, including one that faced a $42 million bill

Colorado companies are adjusting to federal tariffs. Denver’s Havenly faced an estimated $42 million cost increase, and quantum tech firms Vexlum and Vescent paused U.S. expansion or moved production to Europe.

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