Global markets and businesses were thrown into disarray by U.S. President Donald Trump's tariff announcements on Thursday.

Scott Bessent last month admitted “there are no guarantees” the U.S. won't plunge into a recession under Donald Trump.

British Prime Minister Kier Starmer said the U.K. government would react with “cool and calm heads,” telling business leaders in London that he hopes to get the tariffs lifted with a trade deal.

US stocks open sharply down. Trump surprises with tariff plan that could mean trade war. Dow loses 1,100 pts. S&P 500 headed for worst day in 2 years.

Zheng Yanxiong, director of central government’s liaison office, discusses significance of ‘two sessions’ for Hong Kong in meeting with city leader John Lee and other top local officials.

The Trump administration is trying to force a deal on Ukraine and President Volodymyr Zelensky that would make the ...

President Trump says TSMC is "one of the great companies of the world" as he praises the chipmaker for investing in the US.

In the Pacific Northwest, the Associated General Contractors of America chapter expressed concerns about the long-term impact ...

The fanfare surrounding Trump's tariffs announcement masks a much larger gamble. What's really at stake is trust -- America's ...

The PA news agency looks at which sectors will be most affected by the plans and what it means for businesses and households.

The President's announcement has sent the dollar tumbling, stock markets into panic mode and sparked fury from former allies.

China is "perhaps the biggest loser" in America's new trading regime, said The Telegraph. Trump imposed 34% reciprocal ...