From China to home sales to Trump tariffs to interest rates, WWD explores the issues that companies will face this year.

HONG KONG - China's yuan initially firmed on Friday after the central bank said it would suspend treasury bond purchases, triggering a jump in bond yields, but later fell back to fresh 16-month lows.

China added more home appliances to the list of products that can be used in its $11 billion consumer trade-in scheme and ...

The Chancellor Rachel Reeves is travelling to China in a bid to boost trade and economic ties, as she faces pressure over ...

Still, different views persist among China watchers. JP Morgan predicted a 7.9% increase in exports, while Standard Chartered ...

China's exports probably expanded at a faster pace in December, suggesting producers raced to move inventory to major markets ...

Behind the clash is a new Biden administration effort to block China’s access to sensitive technologies.

During his first term as president, Donald Trump took the country out of the Trans-Pacific Partnership, emasculated the World ...

With such a wide range of potential outcomes this year, risk management and value capture will be important themes.

The EV tax credit, designed to help America lead in one of the world’s fastest-growing markets, should be preserved.

President Joe Biden’s decision to block Nippon Steel’s acquisition of U.S. Steel on national security grounds will have ...

China's growing dominance in Latin America's energy sector could heighten the potential for conflict with the U.S. under a Trump administration.