The Trump administration has taken its next steps toward imposing more tariffs on key imports, launching investigations into imports of computer chips and products that contain them, chip making equip ...

The plan to resurrect the industrial boom of the early 20th century has long odds of succeeding, Rutgers professor Eric Blanc ...

Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick speaks to reporters on Wednesday. (Jacquelyn Martin/AP) Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick says trade deals with countries won’t be happening right away.

Following CHIPS act funding, Apple's iPhone processor manufacturer TSMC has continued its Arizona investment with the company ...

It is not often that my two careers converge but in the case of bringing semiconductor manufacturing to the U.S., that’s ...

U.S. levies on semiconductor chips, smartphones and laptops ... Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick and other top Trump administration officials asserted Sunday. Lutnick said tariffs on those ...

Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick sowed further ... that those products get reshored,” Lutnick said. “We need to have semiconductors, we need to have chips, and we need to have flat panels ...

Lutnick said "semiconductor tariffs" will likely come in "a month or two." Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick said Sunday ... we need to have chips, and we need to have flat panels -- we need ...

Sources warned the plans could change. If enacted, the changes could open the door to using U.S. chips as an even more ...

It’s rebranding. Enter the Investment Accelerator, an initiative entrusted to Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick. It doesn’t repeal or replace the Chips Act. Instead, it places a layer on top ...

Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick told ABC on Sunday. This is because semiconductors -- like steel, aluminum, autos and pharmaceuticals -- are critical to national security and need to be reshored ...

U.S. Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick ... most countries. Lutnick's comments Sunday made clear that more changes were on the way, including a policy specific to the computer chip industry.