The free-trade era is over. U.S. President Donald Trump's tariff letters show that tariffs - to protect domestic industries and to raise revenue for a deeply indebted government - are the way forward.

Vietnam thought it had a preliminary deal with the U.S. to lower its tariff level substantially. Then, at the last minute, President Donald Trump raised the rate.

Tariffs have rattled retail stocks all year, pushing companies like Nike (NKE) to shift manufacturing out of China and ...

A new announcement of tariffs on imports from countries like Cambodia and Indonesia weighed on Nike stock. Shares of Nike ...

Trump’s looming tariffs on Vietnamese goods threatens to upend the country's US export-heavy economy. To counter this, ...

Washington has agreed to lower its threatened 46 percent tariff on imports from Vietnam in return for increased access to the ...

Vietnam is a top destination for retailers and brands looking to reduce their reliance on factories in China, but has also ...

Vietnam secures a 20% tariff deal with the US, leaving Thailand to face potential higher costs and competitive disadvantages ...

Vietnam's economy benefits from the deal, but the VanEck Vietnam ETF's limited manufacturing exposure means the news isn't a ...

Despite touching an intraday, three-year high of 1,392, Vietnam’s Ho Chi Minh stock index was ultimately subdued and closed down 0.19%, after signing a trade deal with the U.S. Reaction among U.S. sto ...

The recent U.S.-Vietnam trade deal raises concerns for sportswear retailers like Nike and Adidas. With a new 20% tariff on ...

Shares of some big brands that make a lot of shoes and clothes in Vietnam - like Nike Inc. (NKE) and Lululemon Athletica Inc. (LULU) - got a lift on Wednesday after President Donald Trump said the ...