Tariffs have soybean farmers fretting over lost income
As Chinese buyers cancel orders, U.S. growers could see a 20 percent drop in income due to the slide in prices
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As Chinese buyers cancel orders, U.S. growers could see a 20 percent drop in income due to the slide in prices
The social network's shares just hit a new record high and look set for more -- but China could change the trend
"What we're seeing here is the collective punishment of literally millions of ethnic minorities in China for the actions of a small handful," reporter says
In an unusual move, the Chinese government is directly encouraging American businesses to defuse tariffs fight
Farmer Paul Taylor is willing to give Trump the benefit of the doubt but is still worried about the 25 percent tariff China slapped on U.S. soybeans last week
Its economists have cut their forecasts given "the impact on confidence of trade tensions and policy uncertainty"
American consumers could soon pay more for goods ranging from "Make America Great Again" hats to toilet paper
President Tim Phillips of American for Prosperity calls the Trump administration's imposed steel and aluminum tariffs "misguided"
In May, Ryan came out against the president's decision to move ahead with tariffs on steel and aluminum imports
Beijing vows to fire back after new U.S. threat to impose tariffs on additional $200 billion of Chinese goods
The new tariffs would cover more than 6,000 Chinese product lines, ranging from burglar alarms to mackerel
Pricier batteries and thermostats join more expensive housing and washing machines, with more to come
Calls Washington's threat to impose 2nd round of tariffs, on $200M in Chinese goods, "totally unacceptable"; vows to retaliate
Kim Jong Un's 7-day absence from the headlines prompted speculation on his whereabouts among North Korea-watchers
Electric vehicle maker to build plant in Shanghai, making it the first wholly foreign-owned automaker in China
Release of Liu Xia, who was never charged with any crime, is result of years of campaigning by Western governments and activists
While China's state-run media are downplaying any impact, companies facing lost business are anxiously adjusting
Economists have a dim view of the import taxes, but they have a role in President Trump's America First policy
China gets less than 4 percent of the iPhone's total factory cost, while Apple's profits pay for an army of U.S. workers
Beijing is calling it the "biggest trade war in economic history"
The trade war between the world's two biggest economies could reverse many of the benefits of last year's tax cuts
The U.S. Chamber of Commerce says retaliatory tariffs against the U.S. threaten about a billion dollars of state's exports
In an interview with CBSN, forrmer Reagan economic adviser Arthur Laffer says a trade war would seriously harm growth
The World Trade Organization said uncertainty about a possible trade war is already dragging down the world economy
China's government says its growth "has brought great opportunities to trading partners all over the world"