Though some proposed tariffs on Canadian imports have been delayed, business owners near the border are preparing for cost increases

A look at why consumption in China has been sluggish.

A January surge in imports will have a negative impact on GDP in the near term. A protracted trade war would drag down economic growth in the long run.

Chinese manufacturers tell Marketplace how they are coping with the additional U.S. tariffs.

Expect prices to go up across a variety of categories, including food, clothing and cars.

Whether they’re paying more to import bananas, ship furniture or change suppliers, it all involves paying more — after a long bout of inflation.

Companies hope to adjust to tariff threats and remain in global markets, says Sarita Jackson, who supports a bigger role for the WTO.

Prices could rise for certain goods, and the economy could tip into recession.

The transportation sector accounts for a third of all greenhouse gas emissions. One port is trying to eliminate emissions entirely within the coming decade.

This month, a new megaport will allow trade between South America and Asia to bypass North America entirely.