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The trade skirmish between China and the United States has become a full-blown trade war. The United States has raised tariffs on $200 billion Chinese goods from 10% to 25%. The Trump administration...
If the trade war between China and the United States becomes even larger, huge sections of the American economy will be affected and, in some cases, deeply harmed.
Here are 12 U.S.-based companies that have a rather well-known and well-documented exposure to doing business in China.
The Chinese sent a message to the world about trade talks with the United States via an op-ed piece in the People's Daily, a government-controlled medium.
China's government says that there is a surplus of second-hand cars in the country. Its solution is to allow the export of some of these.
While the U.S.-China trade war heats up again, investors can seek shelter in a number of U.S. equities that have little or no exposure to China. Here are 10 of the best.
Several of America's largest public corporations will not be hurt by a ramped up trade war with China. Here are among the six largest.
By now there are likely no people anywhere in the world who have not heard that President Donald Trump’s administration has set a deadline of this Friday to increase tariffs on $200 billion in...
Many investors have played the “if I could just go back in time” game to pretend how much money they could have made if they bought shares in an up and coming company. Starbucks Corp. (NASDAQ:...
According to Credit Suisse, China Mobile may be attractive regardless of U.S.-China tensions. The firm feels that the fundamentals remain unchanged but the current valuation is now more attractive.
It would be silly to predict that a trade war with China would have no impact on the broad economy and the markets at all. It just might not be the end of the world.
President Trump's weekend tweets regarding imposing additional tariffs on Chinese goods has weighed on markets Monday and may have a nasty impact on several top American brands in the future.
The U.S. market reaction to tweets from President Donald Trump on Sunday was muted compared to what was seen in Asia. Here are some reactions from Wall Street research firms.
The stock market indexes were taking it on the chin on Monday after President Donald Trump tweeted that new tariffs will go into effect shortly if trade talks with China do not result in a deal.
President Trump's current stance of tariffs and trade could badly cripple the two largest economies in the world and throw a relatively strong and stable global economy into recession.