South Korean panel manufacturers see potential benefits from the Trump administration's consideration of additional display ...

Excellence Optronics Inc (EOI) has begun constructing a new automotive LED module factory in Querétaro, Mexico. This ...

This would fill the swamp, not drain it. Foreign exporters would go to great lengths either to get their products under a lower tariff classification or to transship them to another country to ...

“For every widget, every tariff classification, you can have 150 different duty rates. You’ve got Albania to Zimbabwe.” Image Seamstresses working at a factory in Cartagena ...

A new 10% tariff on goods imported to the United States from China will undoubtedly drive up some costs for the U.S. auto industry, experts said, but the damage will be minor compared with what ...

With the politically incoherent, creatively inert and just plain insulting sequel Captain America: Brave New World, the MCU ...

According to Asian supply chain sources cited by DigiTimes Asia, rising tariffs on Chinese goods imported into the US are set ...

The president said his advisers would devise new tariff levels reflecting countries’ tariffs, taxes, subsidies and other policies affecting trade with the United States. By Ana Swanson Ana ...

JOHANNESBURG - US President Donald Trump has raised the stakes in the tariff war. He's launched new fronts in his tariff war by announcing reciprocal levies on countries, calling it "the only fair ...

Among Trump aides, Peter Navarro, the president’s senior counselor for trade and manufacturing, is a leading advocate for the reciprocal-tariff idea, according to people with knowledge of the ...

SEOUL, Feb 14 (Reuters) - South Korea will thoroughly review non-tariff barriers and other vulnerabilities to respond to a U.S. plan to introduce reciprocal tariffs, the country's acting president ...

"On trade, I have decided for purposes of fairness, that I will charge a reciprocal tariff — meaning whatever countries charge the United States of America, we will charge them no more ...