Trade

Relief often comes too late for U.S. workers and companies. This is a step to address the problem.

Voters in manufacturing-heavy swing states tend to favor non-incumbent candidates.

$2.3 billion between 2001 and 2014, to be precise.

The candidate gets a few jabs in at her opponent, too.

All of the state subsidies it has supplied to its mills haven't helped matters.

The Donald talks up some manufacturing issues — mostly trade — and goes after Hillary Clinton.

Trade deficit increases by $3.6 billion; Goods deficit with China hits $29.8 billion The economy's overall employment went up in July, with the manufacturing sector gaining 9,000 jobs, according...

Looks like the Democratic presidential candidate won’t be letting up on the issue anytime soon.

Secretary Penny Pritzker and Sen. Sherrod Brown talk steel overcapacity in Cleveland.

As expected, Trump fired back after Clinton's DNC acceptance speech.