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The German economy has long been sluggish, and little reprieve is in sight.
Exports jumped 8.1% last month in U.S. dollar terms from a year earlier, according to data released by customs authority on Friday.
Specifics of the plan were not announced, but it does seem unbalanced, at least based on the fact that a 10% tariff will remain on all U.K. imports.
Beijing's stimulus push came as trade talks with U.S. officials has raised the prospect of partial roll-back of tariffs on Chinese good.
George Pickens is officially a member of the Dallas Cowboys, and he told reporters he's looking forward to adding to the team's "winning culture."
Specifics of the plan were not announced, but it does seem unbalanced, at least based on the fact that a 10% tariff will remain on all U.K. imports.
The Trump administration is touting a trade agreement with the United Kingdom – predicting that it will be the first of “many other deals.” But...
When Trump calls for tax cuts to boost American growth, we can debate their fiscal merits; but let’s not pretend they’re a guaranteed path to trade imbalance. The theory behind that claim is old, contested, and, in many cases, simply wrong.
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The Alexander brothers, wealthy luxury real estate agents in Florida, have been hit with additional sex trafficking charges by federal prosecutors.
Earlier Thursday, Coinbase announced plans to buy Dubai-based Deribit, in an attempt to broaden its international business.
The trade deal between the United Kingdom and United States "puts our great American agricultural producers first," Agriculture Secretary Brooke Rollins said on Thursday.
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Trump has long praised tariffs as a key tool for negotiating with other countries and collecting federal revenue.
Global supply chain and manufacturing anxiety was near a breaking point, new data indicates, ahead of the U.S.-China trade war de-escalation.
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After a weekend of high-level negotiations in Geneva, the United States and China agreed to a dramatic temporary rollback of tariffs.
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The sky-high tariffs imposed by President Donald Trump on imports from China have largely been rolled back temporarily under the trade agreement.
President Donald Trump said Monday that he could speak with Chinese President Xi Jinping at the end of the week after officials from both countries reached a key agreement in trade negotiations over the weekend.
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Trump's trade deal with China and pause on the highest tariffs means another surge is coming in global trade, but business uncertainty isn't going away.
The tentative U.S.-China trade deal brought a fresh wave of optimism to Wall Street.
The U.S. agreed to temporarily slash tariffs on Chinese goods from 145% to 30%.
