tariffs

Beijing has special rules for the industries of tomorrow while Washington is protecting aging sectors.

For decades, the global economy has trended toward more free trade, not less. Until now.

We ended the week with a strong jobs report. But what about wage growth?

It's "a steady policy of throwing stink bombs into rooms, having the room clear out and then saying, 'OK, let's sit down and talk.'"

Duties seem like a thing between countries, but individual businesses often wind up holding the economic bag.

The Trump administration plans to impose penalties on steel and aluminum from Europe, Canada and Mexico. One expert says our relationship with China might actually be more constructive than our relationship with Europe right now.

Fifth-generation foundry owners say a changing consensus about manufacturing in Washington is "overdue."