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Tougher regulations, surprise inspections and other bureaucratic moves are hampering U.S. exports amid the trade war. As the trade war escalated between the United States...

"Tim Cook and Apple Bet Everything on China. Then Coronavirus Hit." Wall Street Journal reports today that Quarantines, tariffs and slumping sales have caused agitation...

China is seeking $2.4 billion in retaliatory sanctions against the United States for non-compliance with a WTO ruling in a tariffs case dating to the Obama era, a document published on Monday showed.

A Virginia man caught with $16,500 in cash in his carry-on luggage was charged Thursday with transmitting top-secret documents to an apparent Chinese agent. Kevin...

If the league lets itself be jerked around over one little tweet, what else will it be jerked around over?

Tucker Carlson continued his commentary on China's threat to the United States Wednesday, this time focusing on Washington news outlet Politico and their partnership with...

A US offensive against the World Trade Organization will effectively shutter the group's system for settling disputes, at a time it's most needed.

The 2020 Census Paid Media Campaign, which sends U.S. taxpayer dollars to community media outlets to run ads about the upcoming census, is including a Chinese state-run broadcaster as one of its media vendors.

FedEx Corp said on Sunday an operational error prevented a Huawei Technologies package from being delivered to the United States, just weeks after the U.S. delivery company said an error led to the Chinese firm’s packages being misdirected.

Beijing and Washington have opposing views on nearly everything from North Korea’s nuclear development program to trade and development in the South China Sea....

An American businesswoman with international ties pleaded guilty today for her role in facilitating an unregistered lobbying campaign of the Administration of the President of the United States and the U.S. Department of Justice on behalf of foreign principals in exchange for millions of dollars.

Chinese courier ZTO Express (ZTO.N) and the underwriters of its New York stock market listing have been sued by a U.S. pension fund that alleges the firm exaggerated its profit margins to lure investors into its $1.4 billion initial public offering.