The U.S. and China have had a complicated trade relationship for the last half century. WSJ’s William Mauldin looks at the key moments that landed the two countries on the doorstep of a possible trade deal. Photo Illustration: Heather SeidelChina is a manufacturing juggernaut, an enormous force in global markets and, according to many in the Trump administration, a threat to U.S. technological and military supremacy. It is also, however, no longer as cheap as it once was. China has legions of engineers and a rising weight...

Source: Wall Street Journal May 14, 2019 09:45 UTC