U.S. Tariff Shock

Features

Foreign trade businesses rush to ship goods to U.S. buyers before the tariff clock runs out

With the news of the tariff rollback came what many in the industry have referred to as a 90-day 'golden window'

China and the U.S. roll back tariffs in Geneva agreement but questions remain about their future ties and global impact

What the China-U.S. Geneva deal solves—and what it doesn’t

How a Chinese cross-border platform captured American attention

From pioneer to overnight sensation, DHgate's 20-year journey underscores the enduring power of Chinese manufacturing on the global stage

Maintaining global order, Rewriting rules

It was no surprise that shortly after taking office, U.S. President Donald Trump once again wielded his tariff stick, continuing the unfinished business of his first term: using "extreme pressure" tactics and the "America First" principle to "make America great again." The global market and political arena have once again been shaken

Protectionism will not revive U.S. shipbuilding

The newly proposed port fees also face the serious risk of isolating U.S. businesses while failing to achieve their intended economic revival, thereby joining growing list of current trade protection policies inflicting short-term pain on Americans without the prospect of long-term gain