China

Chinese sold more U.S. properties in 2Q, ending 10 years of net purchases.

The United States and China this month slapped tariffs on $34 billion of each other's imports.

A former NSA director said the U.S. needs to address these problems.

Growth was in line with expectations.

CEO Jamie Dimon expects China’s stock and bond market will eventually equal America’s.

Imports grew 14.1% in June compared to a 26% increase in May.

Worldwide tariffs now total more than $165 billion.

Customs officers had delayed the clearance of some U.S. goods on Beijing's penalty list last Friday, as they waited for official instructions from the central government on whether to start collecting the new import tariffs.

China’s cutthroat ways in the world of semiconductors is hitting home.

Chinese conglomerate HNA Group Co. said its chairman and co-founder Wang Jian died after being injured in an accident during a business trip in France.

The president threatened to slap tariffs on $500 billion worth of Chinese products.

The administration is not naming China as a target of new measures aimed at protecting sensitive U.S. technologies.

AEI resident scholar Derek Scissors discusses escalating economic tensions between the U.S. and China.

U.S. Dairy Council Export CEO Tom Vilsack addresses the Chinese, Canadian and Mexican tariffs on American dairy.

Former Exxon President Jerry Bailey discusses trade disputes between the U.S. and China.

Trade war threats are spooking Chinese central bankers.

Even without U.S.-China tensions, Martin Feldstein would be nervous about investing in American stocks.

What to expect from the markets in the coming weeks.

American companies either need to pay a higher freight bill now, or pay tariffs on Chinese imports starting in three weeks.

SunPower says it pays an additional $2 million per week because of President Trump’s tariff.