Are tariffs a form of taxation, a form of foreign policy, or both? The Wall Street Journal’s Jess Bravin discusses.

The recent publicity could allow the company to get a good deal on Kenvue, which makes Tylenol, Band-Aids, and other household products.

Businesses have been dealing with tariff uncertainty since April, and it's starting to wear some of them down.

The list is long. Is it state capitalism? Crony capitalism? And what does it mean for free markets?

American investors have come to expect and rely on frequent disclosures from public companies, but some critics say it hinders long-term thinking and innovation.

We can look to Hungary for an example of what happens when a central bank’s role becomes more political than economic.

Foreign investors would also pull their money out of the U.S.

Columbia University has agreed to pay the federal government $200 million, media companies have agreed to donate millions toward a future presidential library, and law firms are offering the government free services.

From Intel to Nvidia, the Trump administration is rewriting the playbook on how the presidency interacts with American capitalism.

There are private firms that offer specialized economic data, but they're not always as comprehensive as government sources.