Two days after US President Donald Trump announced reciprocal tariffs on almost all countries, including American allies, ...

PRESIDENT Donald Trump has insisted his sweeping global tariffs are going well and will lead to a $7 trillion cash windfall ...

US President Donald Trump remains steadfast on imposing reciprocal tariffs on 60 countries, aiming to "reorder global trade," ...

"All of our electronics are primarily built in Taiwan. It used to be built here. Our policies let Taiwan take it all," ...

The gold card, priced at $5 million, is set to replace the EB-5 visa scheme, a 35-year-old investor visa programme offering ...

US Secretary of Commerce Howard Lutnick hinted that countries must ease trade barriers for the United States in order to negotiate.

Trump’s commerce secretary bemoaned that European countries won’t accept imports of certain meats from the United States.

Lutnick has been making the rounds to discuss the administration’s tariffs, celebrating how they will bring back “tradecraft” jobs to the U.S.

Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick has signaled he could withhold CHIPS Act funding promised to companies like Micron Technology as he pushes the firms for bigger projects in the U.S., according ...

Howard Lutnick defended Trump amid stock market turmoil, urging Americans to "trust Trump" to handle the economy despite his ...

The Trump Administration is reportedly changing rules to the $42.5 billion BEAD Program to favor Elon Musk’s Starlink.

Lutnick explained one example of unfairness in trade barriers is how the U.S. accepts cars from Korea in exchange for the U.S. selling produce. Still, McDonald’s was not allowed to sell french fries ...