The U.S. wins through openness and innovation, not tariffs and centralized planning.

Over the past two decades, economic sanctions have emerged as a central instrument in the foreign policy toolkit of the People’s Republic of China (PRC). As the most valuable export destination for ma...

As economies look to diversify rare earth supplies in wake of China’s broad export controls, analysts say measures will be hard to implement.

China’s government spending has pivoted toward social welfare to a degree unseen for at least a generation, as it runs a record budget deficit with a focus on boosting consumption to cushion the blow ...

Beijing’s economic coercion is getting smarter.

Beijing has not committed to grant export clearance for some specialized rare-earth magnets that U.S. military suppliers need for fighter jets and missile systems, the sources said.

The Chinese government has warned South Korean companies of retributions for exporting any product containing its critical metals to US military contractors, a

Dispensation is first sign of softening of levies against China and provides a big boost for Apple

Exemption is first sign of softening of levies against China and provides a huge boost for Apple

Chinese leader says region will strengthen bonds by ‘appropriately’ managing differences and enhanced supply chain ties.

Threatened with losing $400 million in federal funding, the university agreed to overhaul its protest policies and security practices.

Howard Lutnick told a national television audience to buy a specific stock tied to the sitting president’s top campaign donor.

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Amidst the ongoing globalisation of supply chains, geopolitical issues have emerged as a significant source of supply chain risk for firms. This has r…

Holding pattern could break next week as EU decides if China crossed red line in arming Russia, a move that would force Beijing to respond.

China won’t be the only target for the new U.S. administration, argue Viking Bohman and Matt Ferchen in this week's op-ed.

China won’t be the only target for the new U.S. administration, argue Viking Bohman and Matt Ferchen in this week's op-ed.