The EU on Monday agreed to speed up tariff talks with the US, easing concerns about a trans-Atlantic trade war. The move followed Trump’s announcement on Sunday that the US woul

Nevertheless, European companies have found themselves in the sights of America’s president, who is irked by the fact that his country imports more goods from the EU than it exports (and ignores the fact that the opposite is true for services).

Boards and the owners of retailers whose shares have been pummeled by President Donald Trump's trade war are increasingly warming to offers to sell – and to escape the market chaos that has caused company valuations to seesaw in recent months.

Despite recent trade deals with China and the UK, U.S. companies and consumers will face significant tariffs, compliance costs, and uncertainty without a more significant pivot from the Trump

The so-called section 232 tariffs on cars and steel are unaffected by the ruling. Trump will appeal this decision to the federal circuit court; beyond that he has a pliant Supreme Court waiting for him if need be;

President Trump called for a “straight 50%” tariff on all imports from the European Union after complaining on social media that trade talks are “going nowhere.”