By Jeff Ferry, CPA Research Director On Friday, President Trump announced two executive orders that look like the beginning of a major offensive on trade

Washington~ President Donald Trump is moving to fulfill his campaign promises by signing two executive orders related to trade today. The first will launch an

One change would be in government-procurement section of deal that could open up door for ‘Buy American’ policies WASHINGTON—The Trump administration is signaling to Congress

WASHINGTON—The Trump administration appears poised to cement China’s unfavorable status in trade cases, making Chinese goods eligible for higher U.S. tariffs well into the future.

For those who trusted Trump’s pledge to make NAFTA “much better” for working people, it’s a punch in the face because the proposal could have

Satellite images published this week confirm that China has almost completed the construction of a variety of military assets in the Philippine and Vietnamese South

Soon after President Trump took office, an executive order was quietly drafted to suspend talks with China on an obscure but potentially far-reaching treaty about bilateral investment.

Washington, DC ― Despite President Trump’s suggestions to the contrary, Mexico has not fared well during the 23 years it has been party to the

Ford Motor Company announced on Tuesday that it is spending $1.2 billion to expand its manufacturing capabilities in Michigan, providing a big boost to its sport utility vehicle

Steel industry leaders have armed the Congressional Steel Caucus chairman, Rep. Tim Murphy (R-PA), with a set of requests to bring to a scheduled meeting