Despite common perceptions that the U.S. doesn't build things anymore, American factories are still hard at work. A special report from The Kiplinger Letter.

The decline was broad-based, led by a sharp pullback in autos, consumer goods and crude oil exports. Imports from the ... economist Mark Zandi said he doesn’t expect tariffs to reduce the ...

Nostalgia is a killer. The term, originally coined in the late seventeenth century, described an illness that came in ...

Ambassador Pete Hoekstra told a Toronto audience that Canada may still be able to work together with U.S. automakers under an ...

Asked if he will keep the two-child benefit cap, the prime minister says he is determined to drive down child poverty.

And after four years in which the Biden administration failed to negotiate a deal to replace the JCPOA, the prospects for a new agreement seemed slim. Instead, during those seven intervening years, ...

Fema regulations on exports and imports previously came in two separate sets of draft directives. But now, these two directives have been consolidated into one document. The regulations streamline ...

The combined volume was less than half of the port's usual daily exports, port officials said. No products listed under India's new import restrictions have been exported in the last two days ...

This is a significantly larger number than the domestic health system can absorb, leading to the export of nurses to other countries. For example, in 2024, the Ghana Registered Nurses and Midwives ...

Industrial production in France and Germany declined in the first month of Trump’s global tariff blitz, with goods exports to ...

On Saturday, India announced major import route restrictions on goods from Bangladesh. These curbs target over $770 million or 42% of all exports from Bangladesh. The eastern neighbour can now ...

Massachusetts’ top export, gold, goes mostly to China ... escalating tariff rates on trade for the next 90 days. Chinese imports will face a 30% tariff in total, down from 145% on most goods.