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Russia's pivot after sanctions scare leads to the question: Will China follow suit?

Some companies are boosting production in anticipation of tariffs. Others are scrambling to find new markets for perishable products and holding off on hiring and capital investments.

U.S.'s second-largest deal of the year will finance an acquisition designed to break the retailer into e-commerce in India.

USTR asked to identify $200 billion in goods for 10% tariffs, China vows to respond.

Investor revolt led board to reduce compensation by nearly $2 million.

Powell lauds economy, as the benchmark rate rises to 2%.