Sees compromise agreement with Beijing as loss of bargaining power  Washington. In response to recent reports that President Trump is moving towards an agreement with

Editor’s note: Tariffs have been pro-growth. That is one reason manufacturers like KitchenAid have trouble finding workers. Tariff-armageddon still is not happening. Companies discover investment in

Editors note: Dan DiMicco, CEO of CPA, talks on “squawk on the street”regarding ongoing trade talks between the US and China. Dan Dimicco, former Nucor

Editor’s note. Sen Rubio has become very strong on US China relations.  Sen. Marco Rubio (R-FL) told Breitbart News exclusively that China’s intense international push

Editors note: More evidence that tax reform should be destination of sales based. The US should move to a goods and services consumption tax and a destination

Editor’s note: Fast forward 15 years. Absent action by the US, subsidized Great Wall Motors will have taken major market share in the US market.

Editor’s note: This David Brooks article shows that the “China as strategic and economic threat” concept is mainstreaming. Remember that CPA was ahead of the

Most people are unaware that for over 150 years, the American government protected the development and growth of its manufacturing industry with high tariffs, ranging

U.S. manufacturing is once again in the news. New data shows America’s factories adding 261,000 jobs from January 2018 to January 2019. In the State of the

Editor’s note:  Curtis Ellis hits the nail on the head. American officials are in Beijing for the latest round of negotiations over Red China’s trade war