The Latest Breaking News from Commerce

President-elect Donald Trump chose billionaire Howard Lutnick, co-chair of his transition team, to lead the Commerce Department.

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Only about 10% of the world’s semiconductors are manufactured in the U.S.

Owing to advancements in technologies, surging cross-border trade opportunities, and shifting consumer preference for convenience, the e-commerce sector is booming. Thus, fundamentally sound e-commerce stocks such as Amazon.com (AMZN), Alibaba Group Holding (BABA), and eBay (EBAY) could be attractive buys for now. Continue reading.

Commerce Secretary told that US regulations should be tighter to prevent Huawei and others from accessing chips.

Biden-Harris administration allocates 0 million to Wolfspeed for silicon carbide technology, boosting U.S. manufacturing capabilities.

A successful appointments clause challenge to Regional Fishery Management Councils. (Updated to fix block quotes)

The United States and China on Tuesday raised concerns about trade between the world's two biggest economies, with China's commerce minister urging Washington to lift sanctions on his country's firms "as soon as possible".

Commerce Secretary Raimondo insists the rule "is a strictly national security action."

The U.S. Department of Commerce has proposed a ban on electric vehicles from China and Russia amid concerns regarding citizen privacy and national security.

Commerce Department plans to ban Chinese and Russian software and hardware in U.S. connected vehicles for national security reasons.