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09/09/2026

Canada’s retaliatory tariffs on a swathe of U.S. goods took effect on Tuesday after trade talks collapsed last month, as relations between Washington and Ottawa continue to sour.

The duties range from 15% to 50% across hundreds of U.S. products worth a total $27.6 billion, including dairy, agricultural equipment, paper, household appliances and electronics. Canadian tariffs on U.S. steel, aluminum and iron products doubled to 50%, while furniture, motorbikes, clothing and some beauty products were among the goods hit with the highest rate.

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When Mark Cuban sold Broadcast.com to Yahoo, he didn’t walk away as the only newly wealthy person.

He later said roughly 300 of his 330 employees became millionaires too.

Cuban and Todd Wagner had transformed an early internet-radio company into Broadcast.com during the dot-com boom. Yahoo acquired the business in 1999 in an all-stock deal initially valued at approximately $5.7 billion.

The sale made Cuban a billionaire.

But years later, he revealed just how many employees also benefited from owning stock and options in the company.

Cuban said that 300 out of roughly 330 employees became millionaires when Broadcast.com was sold—more than 90% of the workforce.

It reflected an approach Cuban has said he followed across multiple businesses: employees should have an opportunity to share in the value they help create.

Broadcast.com ultimately became one of the defining deals of the dot-com era for another reason. Yahoo later struggled to turn the acquisition into a lasting business, eventually shutting down much of the service and writing off billions.

For Cuban and his employees, however, the timing was extraordinary.

A $5.7 billion exit didn’t just create one billionaire. According to Cuban, it created hundreds of employee millionaires alongside him.

Source

Mark Cuban interviews and public statements; Yahoo historical filings and acquisition announcement; CNBC; Fortune.

Disclaimer

The claim that 300 of 330 employees became millionaires comes from Mark Cuban’s own public statements about employee stock ownership. Yahoo’s Broadcast.com acquisition was announced at approximately $5.7 billion in stock, although the final value fluctuated with Yahoo’s share price.

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