Editor’s note: The Fed quietly admits, in this recent blog post, that tariffs are not increasing import prices. This is a big admission, which counters

Editor’s note: More evidence that the EU is not a free trading Economic Bloc.  Panel Rejects EU’s Latest Claims that it Removed Illegal Subsidies [December

Editor’s note: Secretary Ross departs from the “we’re close to a deal” messaging of other administration officials with a more aggressive statement. Time is running

Editor’s note: CPA congratulates our longtime member Bill Hickey for receiving the Steel Executive of the Year award from the Association of Steel Distributors.  The

Editor’s note:  The WTO is indeed dying. Perhaps nothing should replace it. The US should determine and implement its trade policy through domestic laws, conditioning

Editor’s Note: Roger Simmermaker is a CPA member and author of “How Americans Can Buy American: The Power of Consumer Patriotism.” Costly new regulations could erase

Editor’s Note: Zach Mottl is the chief alignment officer of Atlas Tool Works and a past chairman of the Technology and Manufacturing Association of Illinois and

Excerpt: The tariffs matter because steel is important. It’s a key measure of a nation’s economic security. Steel is the bedrock commodity needed to build transportation,

Editor’s note: Chinese espionage against Monsanto.  WASHINGTON (Reuters) – A Chinese national who worked for Monsanto before it was purchased by Bayer AG was charged

Editors note: This is a very very good article covering our new job quality index. The numbers tell one story. Unemployment in the US is