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Top Texan urges Trump to cut trade deal with China to avert global economic fallout

Posted on: Jul 12, 2018 | Posted by: Business Mag

WASHINGTON - Texas Rep. Kevin Brady's patience over President Donald Trump's trade war appears to be wearing thin. The GOP chairman of the House Ways and Means Committee just...

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