Hit with tariffs late last year, small business owner Lydia Clarke couldn’t have expected what came next.

After struggling through the pandemic, British companies that trade with the EU face trouble without a free trade deal.

China has bought about a quarter of what would be expected this year if it was going to meet the targets in the deal.

Tariffs on European imports have been in place since October. More could be on the way.

Milk prices have been volatile with the trade war and now the coronavirus pandemic, and dairy farmers are stretched thin.

The move escalates a trade dispute over how much tech companies can be taxed outside their home countries.

The Trump administration is denouncing the fact that the tax levels vary greatly between members of the global trade body.

Customs broker Gretchen Blough discusses how companies adapted to the coronavirus pandemic after navigating the conflict in U.S.-China commerce.

As the coronavirus has exposed weaknesses in supply chains, efforts are renewed to bring manufacturing back to the United States.

Tariffs from 2018 made raw metals from outside the country more expensive. Now finished products could get extra taxes, too.