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Shoppers cut spending at retailers in May. Trade wars still a drag on the economy.
Simmering trade wars have created a sort of stop-and-start economy — and the latest snapshot of retail sales in May underscores the threat to U.S. growth.
Steelers, Packers Linked to Potential Trade Aaron Rodgers Would Love
The Pittsburgh Steelers and Green Bay Packers will face off against each other in Week 8 of the 2025 NFL season on Sunday Night Football. That game will feature new Steelers quarterback Aaron Rodgers going up against his old team and his replacement in Jordan Love.
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US and UK announce trade deal, but steel imports unresolved
President Donald Trump signed an agreement formally lowering some tariffs on imports from Britain as the countries continue working toward a formal trade deal.
Ailbhe Rea: The Missing Piece in the UK-US Trade Deal
When Donald Trump dropped the UK-US trade deal — literally — at the G7 yesterday, Keir Starmer did what I imagine most of us would have done in that situation. Without thinking (blink and you would have missed it) he picked the papers up.
Nvidia Vs. Recession: How Tariffs And Trade Wars Could Derail Growth
Nvidia Corporation faces slowing growth, margin pressures, and valuation concerns amid trade risks. Click for why NVDA's current price poses high downside risk.
Could the Bruins trade the No. 7 pick in the 2025 NHL Draft?
If the Bruins could flip the pick in a package for an impact player, it might be a more palatable option for a team that is still trying to open up a new contention window.
South Korea’s Lee Wants Trade Deal with US Before July Deadline
South Korea’s President Lee Jae-myung hopes to clinch a trade agreement with the US ahead of a looming July deadline, according to his nominee for prime minister, after a high-stakes meeting with Donald Trump was called off at the last minute.
Are people eating out less because of trade-war heartburn? Here’s what we know.
Are the trade wars discouraging consumers from going out to eat? A sharp decline in restaurant spending in May suggests the answer is yes — but it’s probably too soon to tell.
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