Exports up better-than-expected 12.4% in March on pre-tariff rush U.S. tariffs on China reach 145%, Beijing retaliates Escalating trade row threatens China and global growth China vows to fight ...

By Vivian Wang Reporting from Beijing China has warned its people to think twice before visiting the United States, citing trade tensions. It also told its students to be careful about studying ...

But Disney’s waffles may have some competition in the best cruise breakfast treat category, according to Royal Caribbean passengers. A popular thread in the Royal Caribbean community on Reddit ...

President Donald Trump is heading into another volatile week of his trade wars facing an urgent need to de-escalate the clash he ignited with China before it inflicts deep damage on the US economy.

Planning documents for the controversial embassy on the site of the Royal Mint buildings include ... run-up to Chancellor Rachel Reeves' visit to China in January, with president Xi Jinping ...

Taiwan condemns Vietnam's acceptance of "one-China" claim, calls it "serious distortion of facts" In response to the joint statement issued by China and Vietnam, the ministry said it "strongly ...

The first reaction by China’s state-media apparatus following the escalating U.S.-China trade war last week was to censor online commentary about the scale of tariffs. Now, it has responded with ...

Furthermore, foreign films in China are subject to particularly strict regulations: To avoid direct competition with national films during school holidays, public holidays or political events ...

Mall vacancy rates in Beijing stood at 10.6 per cent last year and 9.5 per cent in Shanghai, according to Cushman & Wakefield. The Colorado-based maker of bead-like pellets – comprising ...

U.S. trade with China has grown enormously in recent decades and is crucial for both countries. Today, China is one of the largest export markets for U.S. goods and services (second to Mexico ...

The Royal Navy could be deployed to deliver an essential ... But the world – and in particular China – produces too much steel. This keeps the price low and makes it expensive to produce ...