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US-China trade talks could temper tariff angst, but rivalry runs deep

US and China try a trade thaw, but latest 鈥榙eal鈥� signals bumpy road ahead

Scott Bessent steps away from a table with chairs and microphones, with American flags set up behind it.

Message in US-China trade deal: Neither side wants a sudden breakup

Timothy Haugh, in a dark blue uniform, testifies with other officials on Capitol Hill.

US cybersecurity concerns are rising, with China topping the list

Key to US tariff war with Beijing: The value China places on 鈥榝ace鈥�

A woman works on the production line of solar panels at a factory in Sihong county in east China's Jiangsu province Thursday, Jan. 23, 2025. The state of California is courting China, and others, in hopes of making trade deals that insulate it from Trump administration tariffs.

California designs a trade plan to blunt tariffs. Be careful, China expert says.

How a 43-port business deal threatens China鈥檚 global power

In California and in Poland, new laws for who belongs where

Tariffs are jamming the US-China supply chain. Who that hits first.

US Secretary of the Treasury Scott Bessent, left, and US Trade Representative Jamieson Greer stand together

US Trade Representative Greer says US and China to roll back most tariffs