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  • US Core Capital Goods Orders Post Largest Gain in 5 Months; Shipments Surge
    US Core Capital Goods Orders Post Largest Gain in 5 Months; Shipments Surge
    WASHINGTON—New orders for key U.S.–manufactured capital goods increased by the most in five months in January while shipments of those so-called core goods rebounded, suggesting that business spending on equipment ...
    February 27, 2023BY Reuters
  • Food Makers, Feeling Squeezed, Pull the Plug on Slow-Selling Products
    Food Makers, Feeling Squeezed, Pull the Plug on Slow-Selling Products
    BOCA RATON, Florida/LONDON—Major consumer companies including Kraft Heinz Co. and Conagra Brands Inc. are culling product lines to ...
    February 25, 2023BY Reuters
  • Shoppers to Face Fresh Price Hikes as Stores, Suppliers Pass on Costs
    Shoppers to Face Fresh Price Hikes as Stores, Suppliers Pass on Costs
    LONDON—Shoppers around the world will pay even more for groceries this year than they did in 2022, according ...
    February 8, 2023BY Reuters
  • US Imports of Containerized Goods Retreat to Pre-Pandemic Level
    US Imports of Containerized Goods Retreat to Pre-Pandemic Level
    LOS ANGELES—U.S. imports of goods in ocean shipping containers in December fell to levels approaching those last seen ...
    January 10, 2023BY Reuters
  • US Core Capital Goods Orders Rise Modestly in November
    US Core Capital Goods Orders Rise Modestly in November
    WASHINGTON—New orders for U.S.–made capital goods rose moderately in November while shipments fell, pointing to a slowdown in ...
    December 23, 2022BY Reuters
  • US Online Goods Prices Fall in Positive Sign for Fed: Adobe
    US Online Goods Prices Fall in Positive Sign for Fed: Adobe
    WASHINGTON—Prices for online goods in the United States fell at a nearly 2 percent annual pace in November, ...
    December 8, 2022BY Reuters
  • US Core Capital Goods Orders Rise, but Momentum Slows
    US Core Capital Goods Orders Rise, but Momentum Slows
    WASHINGTON—New orders for U.S.–made capital goods increased in July, but the pace slowed from the prior month, suggesting ...
    August 24, 2022BY Reuters
  • Chinese Regime Eases Pandemic Restrictions on Imported Non-Cold Chain Goods Amid Sharp Economic Downturn
    Chinese Regime Eases Pandemic Restrictions on Imported Non-Cold Chain Goods Amid Sharp Economic Downturn
    The Chinese Communist Party (CCP) has recently relaxed its pandemic control measures imposed on non-cold chain imports. On ...
    July 17, 2022BY Sophia Lam
  • US Goods Trade Deficit Narrows; Inventories Increase Solidly
    US Goods Trade Deficit Narrows; Inventories Increase Solidly
    WASHINGTON—The U.S. trade deficit in goods narrowed in May as exports increased strongly, suggesting that trade could contribute ...
    June 28, 2022BY Reuters
  • As Supply Chain Issues Persist, Champagne Set to Meet With Industry
    As Supply Chain Issues Persist, Champagne Set to Meet With Industry
    OTTAWA—Canada's industry minister is set to meet with companies desperate for solutions to ease the flow the goods ...
    January 12, 2022BY The Canadian Press
  • French Luxury Goods Groups’ Shares Hit by Weak Chinese Data
    French Luxury Goods Groups’ Shares Hit by Weak Chinese Data
    PARIS—Shares in French luxury goods companies LVMH and Kering fell on Monday after weak economic numbers from China, ...
    October 18, 2021BY Reuters
  • Home Goods Offering Online Shopping: Could It Boost TJX Shares?
    Home Goods Offering Online Shopping: Could It Boost TJX Shares?
    A leading home décor and furnishings retailer is upping its game with the rollout of online shopping. Could ...
    October 17, 2021BY Benzinga
  • US Consumer Confidence Hits Seven-Month Low; Goods Trade Deficit Widens
    US Consumer Confidence Hits Seven-Month Low; Goods Trade Deficit Widens
    WASHINGTON—U.S. consumer confidence fell to a seven-month low in September as a relentless rise in COVID-19 cases deepened ...
    September 28, 2021BY Reuters
  • From Zippers to Glass, Shortages of Basic Goods Hobble US Economy
    From Zippers to Glass, Shortages of Basic Goods Hobble US Economy
    FLETCHER, N.C.—For Lauren Rash, it’s the little things that have snarled production at her tent factory here, like ...
    September 14, 2021BY Reuters
  • Inflation and the Price of Goods: What to Buy Now and What to Avoid
    Inflation and the Price of Goods: What to Buy Now and What to Avoid
    It may seem that everywhere you turn, costs are going up. Earlier this year, Chipotle raised its menu ...
    August 8, 2021BY Rachel Hartman
  • Ban on Goods Made With Forced Labor Slows Clothing Imports
    Ban on Goods Made With Forced Labor Slows Clothing Imports
    Increased enforcement of a ban on imported products made with forced labor has led to cargo stoppages and ...
    June 29, 2021BY The Daily Caller News Foundation
  • US Trade Deficit Grew 1.9 Percent in January on Record Goods Imports
    US Trade Deficit Grew 1.9 Percent in January on Record Goods Imports
    SILVER SPRING, Md.—The level of imported goods to the U.S. in January reached unprecedented levels and pushed the ...
    March 5, 2021BY The Associated Press
  • Trump Directs Government to Review Ways to Minimize Purchases of Chinese Goods, Services
    Trump Directs Government to Review Ways to Minimize Purchases of Chinese Goods, Services
    President Donald Trump on Jan. 15 directed federal agencies to look at ways to reduce purchases of goods ...
    January 15, 2021BY Cathy He
  • Hong Kong Goods for Export to US to Be Labelled Made in China
    Hong Kong Goods for Export to US to Be Labelled Made in China
    Goods made in Hong Kong for export to the United States will need to be labelled as made ...
    August 11, 2020BY Reuters
  • Orders for Big-Ticket Manufactured Goods Jump 7.3 Percent in June
    Orders for Big-Ticket Manufactured Goods Jump 7.3 Percent in June
    WASHINGTON—Orders for big-ticket manufactured goods rose a solid 7.3 percent in June, the second big monthly gain as ...
    July 27, 2020BY The Associated Press
  • Oh, the Places You’ll Go: Notes and Tips on Moving
    Oh, the Places You’ll Go: Notes and Tips on Moving
    Hitting the road in search of greener pastures is as American as backyard barbecues.
    August 12, 2019BY Jeff Minick
  • Amazon, Facing Entrenched Rivals, Says to Shut China Online Store
    Amazon, Facing Entrenched Rivals, Says to Shut China Online Store
    SAN FRANCISCO/BEIJING/HONG KONG—Amazon.com Inc said it will shut its China online store by July 18, as the U.S. ...
    April 18, 2019BY Reuters
  • Counterfeit Louis Vuitton Goods Worth One Billion Yuan Are Seized in Southern China
    Counterfeit Louis Vuitton Goods Worth One Billion Yuan Are Seized in Southern China
    Police in southern China’s Guangzhou seized over a billion yuan ($163 million) worth of counterfeit Louis Vuitton purses ...
    September 18, 2014BY Lu Chen
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    Global Oil Market Shows First Signs of Rebalancing as Gulf Exports Recover: IEA
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    Alleged Chinese Spy Alice Huang Linked to Huawei Data Center: Report
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