Amid Trump's tariff plans, manufacturers including Rockwell Automation and Snap-on are considering flip-flopping production to bypass the US for goods heading to other markets.

The federal cost-cutting effort dubbed the Department of Government Efficiency says it has saved $55 billion in federal spending so far, but its website only accounts for $16.6 billion of that.

Edward Coristine posted online that he had retained access to the firm’s servers. Now he has access to sensitive government information.

Honeywell is the latest conglomerate to break up. But for all the bashing of the model, the general idea — namely stability through diversification — still persists.

If Trump follows through on tariffs for Mexican imports, industrial supply chains will be hit hard and companies will look to pass on that extra cost.

A more isolationist and penny-pinching America raises challenges for the business of bullets, bombs and fighter jets.

The civilian workforce has barely grown in recent decades, is scattered across the country and accounts for a small fraction of US spending.

Ending support for EVs will slow to a crawl the energy transition in the US and hand the global market to China.

The return of trade wars and governance-by-tweet.