Called the Apple pivot, reducing exposure to China and increasing production in India is just one example of global trade reallocation.
Connecting economics, current events, and history, this week's economic news roundup ranges from cheap bananas to a golden spike.
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When the Panama Canal reduces traffic because of a water shortage, it creates a logjam that could delay our holiday presents.
During the 1990s, fought with banana tariffs, the U.S. engaged in a war with the EU that the U.K. has continued.
With Halloween candy prices hitting record levels, some of us will adjust our buying behavior at the grocery store.
Seeing a UAW settlement, we can ask how the length and productivity of the United States workweek compares to other OECD nations.
To see how stock ownership is a part of the lives of 61 percent of all Americans, we can look at six facts.
Much more than a reminder of the transcontinental railroad, Utah's new golden spike is about a transportation infrastructure.