The ports of Los Angeles and Long Beach handled record amounts of imports in August. Meanwhile, warehouse rents increased by 10% from this time last year.

Trucking volume offers a glimpse into consumer demand today, and what that demand might look like down the road.

According to one farmer, the “new NAFTA” spells disastrous consequences for her family’s business.

Spartanburg, South Carolina, had “white hot” growth before the taxes, councilman says.

The Senate will vote on confirming three new board members who would enable the Export-Import Bank to perform its full mission. Click the audio player above to hear the full story.

A 2016 law that allows goods from abroad to enter the U.S. duty free as long as they are valued at $800 or less has opened up the door to more counterfeiters.

A California-based importer of Chinese-made auto part says he has no choice but to pass the cost of new U.S. tariffs onto consumers.

Prices for U.S. softwood lumber have jumped since tariffs against Canadian lumber took effect last year.

How much do you pay attention to fluctuations in the prices of stuff you buy? There are new tariffs coming on some $200 billion worth of goods from China. They’ll start with a 10 percent tariff Monday and climb to a 25 percent tariff in the new year. Today, China immediately promised to retaliate with […]

The tariffs will start at 10 percent and rise to 25 percent starting Jan. 1.