International Trade

Airlines can’t get permission to add new planes to their fleets. Mortgage lenders aren’t able to verify the income of borrowers. And brewers can’t sell new beers while label approvals are on hold.

Apple Sales Shock Isn’t the Worst of Tech’s Troubles

Bloomberg | January 04, 2019 | International Trade

China, U.S. Vice Ministers to Hold Trade Talks Starting Monday

Bloomberg | January 03, 2019 | International Trade

Factory-Gauge Plunge Fuels Concerns That U.S. Growth Is Slowing

Bloomberg | January 03, 2019 | International Trade

Dalio says trade war isn’t biggest issue for China and US

Bloomberg | January 03, 2019 | International Trade

Apple cuts outlook as Chinese slowdown hits iPhone demand

Bloomberg | January 03, 2019 | International Trade

Chances of trade deal with US rising, ex-China official says

Bloomberg | January 03, 2019 | International Trade

Robots aren’t yet killing off all our jobs, World Bank says

Bloomberg | January 03, 2019 | International Trade

International Trade

Bloomberg | Top Story | January 02, 2019

China is said back for American soy as trade talks planned

China is back in the market for U.S. soybeans after taking a holiday break as Washington and Beijing plan more trade discussions.

Apple’s China trouble makes Trump’s trade war harder to defend

Bloomberg | January 02, 2019 | International Trade

International Trade

Bloomberg | Top Story | January 02, 2019

US stays mum on China trade concessions ahead of Beijing talks

U.S. government officials are publicly withholding judgment on China’s efforts to ease trade tensions ahead of talks next week, raising the prospect that Beijing’s latest economic-reform announcements won’t go far enough to satisfy President Donald Trump’s demands.