The General Services Administration asked 10 major consultancies to explain their spending on contracts in language "a ...

There is good news on the imports front. As per data from the Commerce and Industries Ministry, India’s goods trade deficit is now down to a 42-month low of $14.05 billion, after imports of ...

Cooling inflation data and a slight rebound in tech stocks had helped the S&P 500 and Nasdaq close higher Wednesday, but they slid Thursday as the trade tensions ... been ripped off as a country ...

In the latest episode of Trump's multi-front trade war, the European Union responded to blanket US tariffs on steel and aluminum by imposing a 50 percent tax on American whiskey exports ...

We’ve been ripped off as a country for many ... While the cooling inflation report was reassuring for investors, the budding trade war between the US and its biggest trading partners and ...

Hong Kong stocks declined for a fourth day as worries about global trade wars pushed some markets ... is the longest stretch in two months. Sell-offs in the US and Australian markets have dragged ...

Photo: Nathan Howard/Reuters/Saul Loeb/Al Drago - Pool via CNP/Zuma Press President Trump wanted a trade war with the world ... to Mr. Trump’s on-and-off 25% tariffs on Canada.

Stocks racked up heavy losses for a second day on Tuesday in a volatile session that had investors fixated on President Trump's ever-evolving trade war ... The sell-off came as Citigroup ...

US investors shrugged off worries about an intensifying trade war and bought $3.5 billion worth of bonds from the Canadian government at typical valuations on Tuesday. notes maturing in five years ...

A White House trade advisor said later the same day that those tariffs would no longer be taking effect. The stock market extended its sell-off, with automakers and industrial companies hit the ...

“The focus will remain on the broader economic concern that spurred yesterday’s huge risk-off trade,” John Canavan ... compared with a 4 percent slide on the S&P 500. Joe Rennison writes ...

U.S. investors shrugged off worries about an intensifying trade war and bought US$3.5 billion worth of bonds from the Canadian government at typical valuations on Tuesday. Canada sold notes maturing ...