The things we buy from China and Japan became cheaper in March, while prices rose on automotive goods and energy from Mexico and Canada.

The booming U.S. economy is giving her leverage on trade as Western economies try to prevent a wave of cheap Chinese goods hitting the market.

Efforts to force parent company ByteDance to either divest or sell off the app would likely meet resistance from China.

Luckin was punished for fabricating $300 million in sales, but now it has overtaken Starbucks’ Chinese business. What’s changed?

The administration says the electronics could transmit sensitive information about U.S citizens and infrastructure. But it’s also worried about the impact of Chinese EVs on U.S. automakers.

“If we have a China that’s growing more slowly, there’s less opportunity” globally, says economist Adam Posen.

Asking people in China about their Lunar New Year wishes, the talk inevitably shifts to the economy.

We bought more imports from Mexico — and Chinese companies have been investing heavily there.

Chinese manufacturers are building solar panel factories on U.S. soil to avoid tariffs and garner subsidies, reports WSJ’s Phred Dvorak.

A detailed look how a food trend starts in China’s financial hub, Shanghai.