U.S.-China trade war

Canon Inc. said Wednesday its group net profit for this business year is now projected to fall by 36.7 percent from a year earlier, citing weakening demand for cameras in the Chinese market. Canon slashed its group net profit forecast for the year through December ...

The forces shaping the global slowdown predate both the U.S. president and his Chinese counterpart. The solution will take more than handshakes.

Tokyo will be increasingly squeezed between demands from its ally and those from its top export market and driver of its economy.

The U.S. imports 80 percent of its rare earths from China, but accounts for just 4 percent of China's rare earth exports. This gives Beijing a significant advantage.

After 117 consecutive months of economic expansion, the U.S. could soon find itself thrown back into a painful recession, owing to disruptions caused by its own trade policy.

Raising barriers to digital trade risks more than just economic losses.

The purpose of U.S. President Donald Trump's emerging "unconventional multilateralism" is to challenge China's neocolonial approach.

The longer the showdown between the world's two biggest economies persists, the more divided into two digital economic blocs the global economy will become.

Don't expect an early end to the U.S.-China trade war.