The U.S. Commerce Secretary announced plans for the government to take an equity stake in Intel as part of a strategy to stabilize the struggling chipmaker. This follows reports of a potential 10% stake conversion from grants approved under the Biden administration.
Donald Trump announces new tariffs set to take effect August 1, creating confusion and uncertainty among trade partners. With letters going out to several countries, the global economy braces for impact.
In a last-minute maneuver, President Trump claims a groundbreaking trade agreement with Vietnam, featuring steep tariffs on exports and promises of total market access. Is this a game-changer for US-Vietnam trade relations?
In a surprising turn, the U.S. and China have finalized a new trade agreement, with President Trump hinting at future deals with India. The pact aims to ease tensions over rare earth minerals and tariffs, promising a shift in international trade dynamics.
President Trump gains unprecedented influence over U.S. Steel through a deal with Nippon Steel, raising questions about national security, labor negotiations, and the future of American steel.
President Trump announces continued high tariffs on Chinese goods while touting a new trade agreement framework. Will this lead to significant changes in U.S.-China trade relations?
As Trump's tariffs face legal hurdles, his economic advisers remain steadfast in their belief that these duties will remain. Discover the potential ramifications of this ongoing legal saga.
Despite a recent court ruling deeming many tariffs illegal, President Trump's economic advisers are determined to maintain pressure on China, signaling no plans to extend a tariff pause. The controversial tariff strategy faces significant legal scrutiny ahead.
As tensions rise over tariffs, the EU and US are in urgent talks to secure a trade deal. President Trump delays tariffs after a key call with EU leaders, but doubts remain about the outcome.
In a bold move, President Trump announces that new tariffs are coming as trade negotiations with over 150 countries stall. What does this mean for global trade and the US economy? Find out now!
