The world’s most populous nation has long trailed not just China but also smaller countries with nimbler governments.

President Trump hinted this week that the tariff spat with China might end soon, but with the Chinese showing few signs of backing down, will the U.S. be forced to blink first? Scott Kennedy, senior ...

Immigrant Chinese communities rely on businesses in local Chinatowns for goods central to Chinese culture, for which there ...

President Trump has said China has reached out to negotiate a deal. Another official said the administration has already been ...

Trump has slapped 25% tariffs on goods from both Mexico and Canada, but later suspended those levies on products that fall under the two countries' trade agreement with the U.S. Still, many products ...

Boeing Co. has begun flying 737 Max jets that were refused by Chinese airline customers back to the US, as the trade war ...

After the Chinese government reportedly told domestic airlines not to purchase new planes from Boeing, one jet had to be ...

Yes, the U.S. has the larger consumer economy. No, that won’t be enough to avoid major (and majorly self-inflicted) pain.

The United States has unveiled plans to impose new port fees on Chinese ships, saying it aims to revive American shipbuilding ...

In another sign of China's growing presence in the Middle East, it recentlycarried out military drills in the Gulf of Aden as ...

A Boeing jet earmarked for China was returning to the United States on Friday, flight tracking data showed, as the planemaker ...

The top reason countries go to war is economic and President Donald Trump’s tariff battle is now focused on communist China, ...