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President Donald Trump’s latest shot in his economic battle with China isn’t simply about imposing tariffs on products marked “Made in China.” It’s about tracing the crumbs of global supply chains and slamming the doors wherever Chinese goods may be slipping through. And collateral damage? Maybe it lies in your…

Vietnam's trade deal with the United States averts the most punishing of Donald Trump's "reciprocal" levies but analysts warned it could provoke a fresh standoff between Washington and Beijing.

China’s property debt crisis shows no signs of receding and has even spread into the country’s shadow banking. This week, Zhongzhi Enterprise Group, a privately owned manager of more than 1 trillion yuan ($137 billion), and its trust company affiliates are under scrutiny after halting payments to thousands of customers...

MUMBAI: The dramatic fall in the Adani group’s shares following allegations by Hindenburg Research is unlikely to spill over to other Indian conglomerates as they fare well on key business parameters, according to Bloomberg Economics.

In Putin’s “mobilization economy,” entrepreneurs find creative ways to meet demand, like converting Krispy Kreme into Krunchy Dream, Starbucks into Stars Coffee.

Alexei Malov’s dream was to own a white Lada.

The pillars of prosperity that supported 30 years of growth have crumbled. Now the world has to cope with inflation, labor shortages and geopolitical unrest.

The country’s long-awaited emergence from Covid Zero would ignite its economy and put upward pressure on prices around the world.

Brexit, the US-China trade war, Russia’s invasion of Ukraine—more such geopolitical surprises will continue the economic upheaval.