The tariffs will incentivize companies to invest in U.S.-based production, reducing our vulnerability to foreign disruptions.

Underscoring the global need for raw materials, Canada, the US, the UK, the EU and Australia have all established critical ...

A new survey of 500 supply chain and procurement professionals ... now see Mexico as their biggest tariff-related disruption—more than those citing China (45%). To mitigate risks, 54% are ...

Supplyframe report highlights the unpredictable global trade policy fluctuations - long-held norms to crumble, assumptions to ...

Amidst U.S. tariff threats, the UK is diversifying its energy strategy by balancing LNG imports from the U.S. with ...

Best Buy warned investors that President Donald Trump’s new tariffs could disrupt its supply chain because the consumer ...

Despite near-term volatility, Singapore’s sovereign wealth fund sees closer trade ties between China and developing countries ...

President Donald Trump’s new tariffs could fix longstanding problems with the U.S. trading system, Christopher Tang writes in ...

John Mitchell, president and CEO of global electronics industry association IPC, says issues with supply chains and labor can ...

President Donald Trump’s new tariffs on China are critical in bolstering America’s health care security and supply chain ...

President Donald Trump’s tariffs are creating uncertainty for the automotive manufacturing industry, an expert on supply chain risk says.

Retaliatory tariffs from China on Canadian seafood, particularly lobsters, have led to a dramatic drop in price as exporters ...