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America can learn from the Iberian Blackout the reality that green energy is still subject to the laws of physics.
Tariffs have prompted some importers to pull inventory forward into the United States. As a result, some warehouses are ...
Evan Woodward, founder of Baltimore’s Magnet Fishing Club, combine his archaeological hobby with the mission of cleaning up ...
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Studies on the "China shock" from economists David H. Autor, David Dorn, and Gordon H. Hanson found that trade with China accounted for 1 million manufacturing job losses between 2001 and 2011 ...
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All eyes are on the stock market right now. And why wouldn’t they be? Over the past two months, the S&P 500 has crashed 20% ...
It does not necessarily reflect the view of The Herald. New research conducted for Best Western suggests that 30 per cent of Brits are now 'breakfast scrollers,' using their phones during the ...
JAE C. HONG/AP Manufacturers and companies across the United States — who collectively spend billions of dollars every year importing durable, production-critical machinery from China — could ...
Protests driven by financial grievances in China saw a steep increase in the months before Donald Trump’s return to power set off a trade war with Beijing that now threatens millions of jobs.
“In the face of shocks to global order and economic globalization, China and Malaysia will stand with countries in the region to combat the undercurrents of geopolitical ...