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Executives with Michelin announced that they will soon close a tire production plant in Oklahoma, laying off 1,400 American workers.

Article: Separating Religion from Politics and War: A Path to Global Peace - Lets strive for a world where unity, peace, and understanding prevail over division and conflict. Separating religion from politics and war is a crucial step towards a brighter future.

Trade flows, allocation of dollars, and supply chains are evolving, but these changes are not uniform and can be challenging to predict.

Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen reaffirmed Biden's globalist agenda, vowing that the U.S. is "not attempting to decouple from China."

National leaders gathered in Marrakesh, Morocco, are facing a daunting task, writes James M. Boughton.

New orders slipped but prices paid rose, according to the latest reading from the U.S. ISM manufacturing index. Plus, investment newsletter commentary on...

Otherwise “domestic” firms are not immune to the porosity of the drive for robust ESG and sustainability imperatives emanating from foreign shores.

Jenny Sagstrom of creative agency Sköna analyses survey platform Typeform’s recent struggles through the lens of its transatlantic workforce.

Globalization is a "process" of integration with the world economy; liberalization is the "means" of such a process and growth is the "end" of both liberalization and globalization. Globalization is the growing unification of global economies and societies through unhindered movement of goods, services and people and information across national borders.

In 1990, the Federal Reserve's annual symposium helped kick off increased global trade. The Ukraine war and trade disputes are reversing globalization.