“The correct economist answer is: It depends. Tariffs drive a wedge between prices in the exporting country and in the ...

Companies are already scrambling to avoid Trump tariffs. Here's how they could play out in Donald Trump's second term.

Explore Trump's proposed tariffs on the food and beverage industry, identifying potential winners and losers as global supply lines and market dynamics shift.

Trump has spoken of imposing a “universal” tariff on all imported goods of as much as 20%, with the exception of Chinese ...

"Over half of our soybeans are exported to China. Corn, our biggest trading partner is Mexico," said Iowa farmer April Hemmes ...

On the campaign trail, Donald Trump threatened businesses that send jobs south of the border, while his own company that runs ...

President-elect Donald Trump’s victory has companies and countries scrambling to avoid looming tariffs on goods imported into ...

At a recent event, Trump told a story suggesting that John Deere had changed its mind about moving production to Mexico due to his proposed tariffs. However, a company spokesperson, speaking to ...

Tariffs are more than just an economic policy ... they will inevitably come to the table and be willing to do business, as ...

The president-elect has vowed to impose tariffs of 60 percent on imports from China and 10 to 20 percent on all other foreign products, while threatening to hit individual companies such as John Deere ...