Chinese e-commerce companies are stepping up to help the country’s exporters tap the domestic market as the US-China trade war intensifies with both countries levying dizzyingly high tariffs against each other’s imports. China’s e-commerce heavyweight JD.com announced on Friday it will set up a 200 billion yuan ($27.35 billion) fund…
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Inflation in the United States cooled more than expected in March, while weekly jobless claims ticked higher, signaling a…
Donald Trump is under fire for possible market manipulation after a social media post urging investors to buy stocks…
In a defining moment for the luxury fashion world, Prada announced on Thursday that it will acquire Versace for…
Wall Street may have finally broken through Donald Trump’s hard stance on tariffs. After a week of escalating fears…