President Trump’s tariffs aim to bring manufacturing back to the U.S.—including iPhones. WSJ’s Joanna Stern breaks down exactly how tough it would be to build iPhones here, and how tariffs ...

China has been guilty of theft of intellectual property to the point that its newest fighter jet seriously resembles our F-35. It has opened up markets and the ability for American companies to be ...

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 ...

In a high-profile meeting with representatives of the international business community on Friday, President Xi Jinping took aim at forces seeking to politicise trade while reassuring that “China ...

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.

China’s armed forces are more ready than ever to surround the self-ruled island of Taiwan, cut it off from the world and try to squeeze it into submission. A Chinese blockade of Taiwan would be ...

Top officials of China, Japan and South Korea held their first trade talks in five years amid US President Donald Trump's looming tariff threat. The meeting was attended by South Korean Industry ...

China’s economy got off to a good start this year and authorities are ready to deploy more stimulus if growth loses momentum, a center bank adviser said. Huang Yiping, a member of the Chinese ...

“And this has major repercussions also for how the EU relates to the rest of the world, to the UK, to China – to everywhere.” 07:05 World leaders react to Trump’s new tariff blitz as ...

From smartphone batteries to electric cars Despite ranking as the world's new No. 1 in electric vehicles (EVs), BYD remains largely unknown internationally. For one, its main market is in China ...

Lai Ching-te, the president of Taiwan, may be betting that China’s appetite for retaliation will be limited by Beijing’s interest in containing tensions with the Trump administration.

By Li Yuan In December 1967, when he arrived at a snowy farm on China’s northeastern border with the Soviet Union, Xu Chenggang carried with him an electron tube to help him assemble a radio.