The AI boom is single-handedly carrying the US import market—and adding $200 billion to the trade deficit, Fed study finds

Trump’s tariffs were supposed to narrow the country’s trade gap. The AI race won’t let that happen.
AZ Animals

A 40-Year Audit Exposes How the Animal Trade Primes the Next Pandemic

A new study illuminates the pandemic-producing pathogens transmitted between people and mammals in the wildlife trade.

The longer a species stays in the wildlife trade, the more dangerous it becomes. A new study explains why

A study finds that 41% of traded mammal species share at least one pathogen with humans, compared with just 6.4% of species ...
Mongabay

Endangered shark trophies dominate the online wildlife trade, study finds

A recent study analyzed wildlife product listings from 148 online marketplaces over a three-month period and identified more than 500 products from 83 threatened wildlife species, some of which were ...
Women's Wear Daily

Study Shows American Fashion Firms Unilaterally Challenged by Trade Upheaval, Tariffs

America’s trade policies—and the uncertainty surrounding the forthcoming tariffs—are by far the biggest anxiety drivers keeping fashion executives tossing and turning each night. That’s according to ...
Women's Wear Daily

Study Shows How Many US Jobs China Tariffs Would Destroy

Though Donald Trump’s aim has been to tap tariffs as a tool to help bring U.S. trade and manufacturing back into balance—which he hopes will fuel domestic employment—a new study shows the tariffs on ...
Carscoops

The US Made $200 Billion From Trump’s Tariffs. Guess Who Paid 96%?

Nearly a year has passed since the U.S. administration under President Donald Trump launched a wide-ranging, often erratic series of tariffs, pitched as a way to boost the American economy while other ...