Fears that tariffs, spending cuts and deportations would lead to recession and inflation have yet to show up in the numbers.

Trump’s attempts to claw back manufacturing to American shores could be giving Chinese technology firms an edge when U.S.

Everybody’s folding, from Trump and Democrats to law firms and universities.

Joking about Trump's frenetic rollout of tariffs has become a common response to the altogether serious issue of an economic ...

Prices are likely to go up, even if the exact amount is unclear. But experts warn against panic-buying if it puts you in debt ...

Hassett also claimed the Trump admin is close to finalizing a trade deal with more than 10 countries.

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Consensus estimates are projecting a 7% increase in Apple's earnings this fiscal year, followed by an estimated jump of 11% in the next one. The stock is currently trading at 31 times earnings, a ...

In the latest switch-up in the rollercoaster of events that have followed the April 2 announcement of President Donald ...

President Trump is determined to bring tech manufacturing to the US via massive tariffs. But there's little chance companies like Apple ( AAPL) will reinvent their supply chains before Trump leaves ...

Trump's raft of tariff plans has been dubbed "worse than the worst-case scenario," and markets have ricocheted up and down as ...