US Exporters Will Be a Surprise Loser From Tariff Fight

Wall Street Journal–2 hours ago

Who’s the biggest loser when tariffs are imposed on imports? The surprising answer: exporters. Though completely counterintuitive, theory and …

Bloomberg–14 hours ago

So it came as little surprise when the U.S. implemented duties on $34 billion in Chinese imports on Friday, as planned, and Beijing retaliated …

Bloomberg–17 hours ago

Tencent Holdings Ltd.’s plan to spin off its online-music business and list shares in the U.S. is the latest sign that the long-beleaguered …

Bloomberg–9 hours ago

China’s retaliatory tariffs on U.S. goods struck just as one of its biggest meat importers was rushing a shipment from California through …

Bloomberg–5 hours ago

Alexei Kudrin, a close Putin advisor and chairman of the Accounts Chamber [Russia’s version of the U.S. Government Accountability Office], …

U.S. News & World Report–1 hour ago

In 2017 there were about 63 billion straws used in the United States per year, around 170-175 million straws per day, according to data …

Wall Street Journal–17 hours ago

In the week ahead, Japan and the U.S. will see readings on inflation, while the Bank of Korea makes an interest-rate decision after recent data …

Bloomberg–21 hours ago

The U.S. in March used a seldom-used national-security law to impose levies on steel and aluminum imports, drawing a tariff response from the …

Wall Street Journal–Jul 6, 2018

WASHINGTON—Americans are flocking to the job market as the already robust economy revs up. Hundreds of thousands of Americans started …

U.S. News & World Report–3 hours ago

(Reuters) – As wildfires destroyed dozens of homes and forced the evacuation of thousands of residents in California, at least one couple had a …