President Donald Trump’s tariffs on steel and aluminum imports are driving up the costs of some of manufacturing's smallest ...

New tariffs are raising the prices of imported metals. They're also giving domestic companies the green light to charge more.

President Trump says the goal of his tariffs - resuscitating U.S. manufacturing's glory days - will be worth the turmoil.

Levies on steel and aluminum are reaching deeper in supply chains and spawning a hunt for domestic producers of some of ...

U.S. Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick has emerged as a key player in determining the future of United States Steel Corp., ...

Steel and aluminum are essential for high-rise construction, and are often cheaper to produce in countries like China, Mexico ...

Abhyuday Jindal, the MD of Jindal Stainless, is building capacity, creating awareness and investing in renewable energy - ...

President Donald Trump’s tariffs on steel and aluminum imports are driving up the costs of some of manufacturing's smallest components, including screws, nails and bolts, The Wall Street Journal ...

Rising costs for screws are rippling through manufacturing supply chains. President Trump’s tariffs implemented this month on steel and aluminum imports have scrambled the supply chains of ...

Steelmaker Cleveland-Cliffs will lay off about 600 workers at its Dearborn Works in Michigan and pause some operations due to ...

The United States imports 25 million tons of steel each year, and Canada is it main supplier, followed by Brazil and Mexico, ...

The Trump administration’s tariffs, it would appear, are predicated on a great folly: the notion that you can increase the price of just one thing at a time.