President Donald Trump has publicly blamed the Federal Reserve's interest rates hikes for holding back U.S. economic growth.
China's President Xi Jinping arrived in Pyongyang on Thursday morning for a state visit to North Korea — the first by a Chinese state leader in 14 years.
Meatless alternatives are on the rise, fueled by startups and companies. CNBC's Uptin Saiidi tried out 21 days as a vegetarian and explores whether this is a fad or the future of food.
As the presidents of U.S. and China near a highly anticipated meeting on trade, the gap in both sides' expectations regarding a deal remains wide.
"I told some of my Chinese friends that it was a big mistake" because the U.S. and other nations were already nervous about China possibly spying, says the former secretary of State.
The coffee giant's stock is up nearly 30% in 2019.
More and more American firms are calling for the Trump administration to resolve its conflict with China.
China is reducing support for its electric carmakers — a move experts warn could lead to consolidation and waning investor appetite.
Signs of companies moving out of Hong Kong have emerged, members of the business community say after massive protests in the city.
Private equity billionaire David Rubenstein says he's spoken with U.S. and Chinese officials. "My view is both sides want a deal."
Wall Street is set to extend Monday's modest gains, as U.S. stock futures point higher ahead of the Tuesday open.
Escalating trade war has been a concern for the European Central Bank (ECB), partly due to the export-driven nature of the euro area economy.
"I think the world can live with some trade friction, it's not the end of the world," Nassef Sawiris, the billionaire CEO of OCI N.V, told CNBC in Abu Dhabi.
Hong Kong's Chief Executive Carrie Lam said Tuesday she's committed to completing her term despite massive protests demanding that she resign.
Tensions between China and the U.S. are threatening to slow global trade further, threatening some Asian economies.
According to China's top economic planning body, some local companies are cutting back on their efforts to hire new university graduates.
China's Xi Jinping will travel to North Korea this week, ahead of a possible meeting with President Donald Trump at the G-20 summit in Japan.
A strong earthquake hit Sichuan province in southern China late Monday night and some people were injured, officials and news reports said.
Businesses, trade groups, and individuals have written to complain that tariffs would drive up prices for consumers, squeeze profits, and leave U.S. companies at a competitive disadvantage.
GM said it would launch 20 models of electric cars by 2023, beginning early this year. That plan may stall due to the U.S.–China trade war and the looming expiration of a U.S. tax credit to encourage EV adoption.
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