Jennifer Doherty

A trio of judges of the U.S. Court of International Trade denied a request from importers on Monday afternoon with an order that read more like a warning to the Trump administration. U.S. importers challenging the so-called “reciprocal” tariffs now before... See more

The United States is backing a Moroccan company that aims to launch polysilicon production in North Africa, as part of broader efforts to diversify supply chains away from China’s dominance in critical tech materials, Bloomberg reported Monday. Washington... See more

Taiwanese President Dr. Lai Ching-te used an interview Wednesday to discourage the U.S. from permitting sales of advanced artificial intelligence chips to mainland China, comparing the decision to a reckoning Taipei faced 25 years ago. Lai took questions ... See more

With U.S. shoppers’ grocery bills ever more in focus as the holidays near, a range of food and agriculture trade moves made headlines this week, starting with the news that tariffs may wipe Italian pasta makers off U.S. grocery store shelves. Later in the... See more

At 7 p.m. on a Thursday evening at the end of September, President Donald Trump announced new national security tariffs on foreign-made big rig trucks, cabinets and vanities and branded pharmaceuticals. In keeping with other tariff moves thus far in Trump... See more