The trade war and what the Chinese consumer wants were the hot issues of the two-day event.

The U.S. and China are nearing a deal that would involve lifting tariffs, according to media reports, but this was not enough to boost retail stocks.

The Trump administration has extended its trade talks deadline with China.

President Donald Trump said this week that March 1 is not a ‘magical date,’ despite his chief negotiator previously stating it was a hard deadline.

FLOTUS and her stylist agreed on the no-nonsense, military-inspired dress was appropriate for the State of the Union address.

The textile lobbying group plans to reveal new leadership in the coming weeks.

The Federal Reserve held rates, insisting it would be “patient” when it comes to further rises.

Most of the shutdown’s losses will be recouped, but $3 billion were lost outright, according to the Congressional Budget Office.

President Trump’s retreat opened a three-week window to negotiate on border security, but more budget fights loom.

Now 30-days into the government shutdown, political protest and marketing promotion attempt to stir activity in D.C. as revenues falter.

Revolve, Levi Strauss and Pinterest are all said to be considering going public this year.

The partial government shutdown is equating to $3.38 billion in lost consumer spending.

The government shutdown is starting to dent consumer spending, while the IPO market is put on hold.

American and Chinese negotiators have been hashing out the fine details in Beijing this week.

But fashion manufacturers are still wondering if Trump’s tariffs will hurt their bottom line.