US lacks labor for us to move manufacturing from China: Basic Fun! CEO
Basic Fun! CEO Jay Foreman on why his company isn't able to move all of its production out of China.
Trade War
Trump administration should double down on Apple: Fred Fleitz
Center for Security Policy president Fred Fleitz gives his take on the White House giving Huawei another 90 days to buy from U.S. suppliers and Apple’s relationship with China.
Strike China while US economy is hot: Fmr. White House trade adviser
Former White House trade adviser Clete Willems on the U.S.-China trade negotiations and the protests in Hong Kong.
Tariffs put an enormous cost on the economy: James Freeman
Wall Street Journal associate editor James Freeman on the U.S.-China tariff war and the fears of a recession.
Where are the worst job losses due to China trade
Peter Navarro believes the Trump administration is trying to stop these job losses. Wall Street Journal associate editor James Freeman says these tariffs might lead to a U.S. recession.
Basic Fun! CEO on the impact of Trump’s China tariffs
Basic Fun! CEO Jay Foreman discusses how the U.S.-China tariff war is affecting the toy industry.
Will global growth concerns slowdown the US economy?
Dow Jones Newswires chief editor Glenn Hall, FOX Business’ Deirdre Bolton and Barron’s Associate publisher Jack Otter discuss the recent global growth concerns, The U.S.-China trade dispute and the Trump administration’s recent decision regarding Huawei.
White House gives Huawei 90 days to buy from US suppliers
Chris Garcia, former deputy director of the Commerce Department, gives his take on the White House giving Huawei another 90 days to buy from American suppliers.
How much new China tariffs could cost American households: JP Morgan analysts
The upcoming tariffs could come with a larger direct impact for consumers, according to the analysis.
Stocks boosted by China trade hopes
‘You cannot go after China without going after the US economy,’ RealClearMarkets Editor John Tamny said, given the stock market’s boost following rising hopes for free trade.
Will Hong Kong get in the way of U.S.-China trade talks?
Hudson Institute Senior Fellow Michael Pillsbury on U.S. trade tensions with China and the impact of the protests in Hong Kong.
The consumer is feeling pretty good about life: Dennis Gartman
The Gartman Letter Editor Dennis Gartman on the markets, the state of retail and concerns of a potential U.S. recession.
Rep. Dingell on USMCA: I'm not ready to vote for this bill
Rep. Debbie Dingell, D-Mich., on U.S. trade tensions with China, the future of USMCA and the Israel controversy.
Trump on Apple CEO Tim Cook's tariff concerns: He made a very compelling argument
President Trump on his conversation with Apple CEO Tim Cook about the impact of tariffs.
Apple CEO Tim Cook made 'very compelling argument' against tariffs, Trump says
Apple CEO Tim Cook made a "good case" that tariffs on imports from China will hurt his company and not Samsung, President Trump said.
Wilbur Ross: Tariffs for the most part have not been paid for by the consumers
Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross addresses concerns over the impact of tariffs.
Wilbur Ross: We've added 46 more Huawei subsidiaries to entity list
Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross on the Trump administration adding 46 more Huawei subsidiaries to entity list, the 90 day delay for U.S. telecom companies to wean themselves off any dependence on Huawei, concerns about the impact of 5G, the protests in Hong Kong, President Trump's conversation, Apple CEO Tim Cook, Federal Reserve policy and the outlook for the U.S. economy.
US, China both hurt by the tariffs?
National security analyst Asha Castleberry with the latest on the U.S. trade war with China.
Trade war's losers could include microchips, energy, banks
Stocks of companies that do lots of business with China, such as chipmakers and other technology companies, are obvious candidates for investors to sell when trade worries rise. They have fallen more than the rest of the market whenever President Donald Trump sends out a tweet or speaks about tariffs.
Recession? White House economic adviser says not 'at all'
Markets last week flashed a warning signal of a looming recession.