Few winners in a bitter trade war that's not to everyone's taste
Chinese diners at American barbecue restaurants in Beijing are chewing on a loss of authenticity ...
Donald Trump has indicated that he would implement new tariffs if returned to the White House.
While this is not likely to achieve desired domestic effects, it would also be a drag on trade. Cargo owners are worried.
The annointed presidential candidate of the Republican party appears bent on raising barriers to international cargo flows.
Mr Trump has floated ideas of a general tax cut, to be funded by increased tariffs on imports, indicating a flat tariff of 10% on all imports and ...
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