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Russian President Vladimir Putin says U.S. sanctions against his country and others have eroded international trust in the United States dollar

China's ambassador to the United States says he and other diplomats in Washington are having a hard time figuring out which trade advisers President Donald Trump listens to in his administration

China's ambassador to the United States says he and other diplomats in Washington are having a hard time figuring out which trade advisers President Donald Trump listens to in his administration

Mexico has assured the Chinese government that new trade terms it agreed to with the United States and Canada won't dampen its economic and bilateral relations with China

The United States' envoy for the conflict in eastern Ukraine says the West must remain firm with sanctions against Moscow because Russia is not withdrawing its forces from the separatist region

Denmark's largest bank says the United States government has a criminal investigation into the flow of dirty money through its Estonian branch.

The United Nations' highest court has ordered the United States to lift sanctions on Iran that affect imports of humanitarian goods and products and services linked to civil aviation safety

President Donald Trump is celebrating a revised North American trade deal with Canada and Mexico as a return of the United States to a "manufacturing powerhouse."

Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau says his country is in a more stable place now that it has completed a renegotiation of a free deal with the United States and Mexico

Canada and the United States reach a deal on a free trade pact that includes the U.S., Canada and Mexico

Canada and the United States reach a deal on a free trade pact that includes the U.S., Canada and Mexico

China's Foreign Minister Wang Yi says the Asian nation is not seeking global hegemony, nor to challenge the United States

Pennsylvania's governor has announced an $8 million grant to help reopen the First Bank of the United States as a museum

Beijing has urged the United States to stop slandering China after President Donald Trump accused the Asian giant of trying to interfere in upcoming U.S. congressional elections

A group of unions is calling on the Dutch government to investigate Swedish home furnishings giant Ikea over allegations that three of its stores in the United States, Ireland and Portugal have infringed workers' rights

The United States and Japan announced Wednesday they will open negotiations on a bilateral trade agreement

Economists at the European Central Bank simulated a wide-ranging global trade war and found it would cost the United States significant amounts of growth, while China might not be hit so badly

Waterbeds still elicit a wink, wink, nudge, nudge whenever they come up in conversation _ but two pioneers of the industry in the United States are hoping to generate a new wave of popularity for the old furniture concept by using a wholesome new pitch

Waterbeds still elicit a wink, wink, nudge, nudge whenever they come up in conversation _ but two pioneers of the industry in the United States are hoping to generate a new wave of popularity for the old furniture concept by using a wholesome new pitch

Chinese official: Trade talks with Washington impossible while the United States 'holds a knife' to Beijing's neck by imposing tariff hikes