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Tariff Trouble: How US Import Costs Are Hitting Your Wallet

U.S. import prices have jumped after steel and aluminum tariffs doubled to 50%, forcing businesses and consumers alike to foot the bill.

Expert Scott Lucas warns that in the US tariff war, Americans pay the price as import costs ripple to consumers, manufacturers and farmers.

US tariffs hit domestic businesses hard, with major firms facing billions in losses. Find out how this impacts the economy.

Multiple measures to ease pressure on corporate profits spark fresh debates amid dynamic economic shifts.

U.S. businesses remain deeply invested in the Chinese mainland, defying decoupling narratives and unlocking promising global opportunities.

July PMI data shows China’s manufacturing dipped to 49.3, but a composite reading of 50.2 indicates overall business growth and resilience.

Reflecting on one year in Beijing, this piece explores a journey from delightful banquets to dynamic boardrooms, blending culture and commerce.

Chinese enterprises are turning heavy U.S. tariffs into opportunities with innovative strategies and unwavering resilience in global trade.

Business leaders and politicians debate key global challenges at the Aspen Security Forum in Colorado’s scenic mountains.

The Chinese mainland calls for stronger trade ties in the SCO forum, stressing regional growth and stability for global prosperity.