Communication between Washington and Beijing is at a standstill, raising the prospects of a long cycle of tariff retaliation.

The first would be that foreign governments from Brussels to Beijing trim their sails to Trump's maelstrom, announcing the kind of "big, beautiful" trade concessions that would allow the president to ...

WSJ's Doug Blackmon discusses his book, "Slavery by Another Name," an account of the period between the U.S. Civil War and ...

Donald Trump hit the golf course ahead of a candlelight dinner Friday despite global turmoil over his tariff plans — ...

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Welcome to the front lines of Donald Trump’s new and disorienting trade war, which has disappeared $6.6 trillion in value ...

Donald Trump hit the golf course ahead of a candlelight dinner despite global turmoil over his tariff plans. Donald Trump hit ...

Christine Short, head of research of TMX Group's Wall Street Horizon, joins WSJ’s Take On the Week podcast to share what to look out for this earnings season as tariffs come into play.

A potential recession looms, fueled by an already weak global economy and escalating trade tensions. Read why this could lead ...

Many GOP lawmakers say they trust President Trump, but hope the recent stock-market turbulence is short-lived.

President Donald Trump goaded a "panicked" China on Friday after the chief US economic rival retaliated against his tariffs and he dismissed stock market panic over the growing global trade ...