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At the pleasure of the president: Real estate appointees planning to serve under Donald Trump. Trump 2.0 has tapped Steve Witkoff, Howard Lutnick, Charles Kushner and Scott Turner ...
Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick says trade deals with countries won’t be happening right away. “The real deals will take some time,” Lutnick said during a Fox News interview Wednesday.
Howard Lutnick’s Tariff Loss Is Scott Bessent’s Gain. The credibility of Trump's entire economic team has been wounded in this trade war, but none more so than the commerce secretary’s.
Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick said during a recent interview that President Trump’s administration is looking to ... Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent will lead the U.S. delegation for talks ...
Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick walked outside the White House Wednesday. (Kent Nishimura/Reuters) U.S. tariffs on China aren’t going up, at least in the short term, Commerce Secretary Howard ...
Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick has revealed how President Donald Trump changed his mind on sweeping tariffs against dozens of countries that had rocked the stock market. In an interview on Fox ...
Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick on Tuesday declared he brokered an international trade deal—but for some reason wouldn’t share any details. Or even the name of the country in question.
Cantor Fitzgerald CEO and President-elect Trump’s transition co-chair, Howard Lutnick, is said to be "campaigning hard" behind the scenes to get the coveted Treasury secretary job.
Howard Lutnick has given up control of Cantor Fitzgerald, ending over 30 years of leadership at one of Wall Street’s most well-known firms. On Monday, Cantor confirmed that Howard transferred ...
U.S. Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick said Tuesday he has reached a trade deal with an unnamed country. “I have a deal done, done, done, done. But I need to wait for their Prime Minister and ...
C ommerce Secretary Howard Lutnick is handing ownership of the Wall Street firm he ran for over three decades to his children and selling his stakes in other parts of his empire for over $360 million.
Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick is handing ownership of the Wall Street firm he ran for over three decades to his children and selling his stakes in other parts of his empire for over $360 million.