Trade

The online retail giant and the mall mainstay are tightening their bond just as SHEIN is looking toward an Initial Public Offering (IPO). That timing is not coincidental.

Washington, D.C. — The United States and the European Union (EU) announced Friday that they will continue to negotiate in the coming weeks a steel and aluminum arrangement that addresses unfair...

Washington, D.C. — The United States goods trade deficit dropped to $83.9 billion in August, a 5.1% reduction from July, the U.S. Census Bureau reported Thursday. The goods trade deficit with China...

More than 300 people have been laid off at the Weirton facility, located on the border of Ohio and West Virginia, as a direct result of predatory trade practices by China and other foreign nations.

Tariffs are largely keeping Chinese autos from flooding the U.S. market, for now.

Offshoring led to millions of lost jobs and weakened America’s national and economic security. But it also meant that stuff isn’t as well made.

Trade cheating is a threat to American workers, and the exercise of enforcement tools is vital if we want the rules of international trade to remain fair.

SHEIN already saturates the online marketplace. Now, it could be aiming to take over a mall near you.

A new study presented at the Jackson Hole Symposium adds to the evidence that the U.S. is importing from other nations, and increasing its own production capabilities. But don't count China out yet.

A final ruling is set for January 2024.