Economic espionage is the act of stealing information or trade secrets and intentionally sharing them to benefit foreign governments.

More than a dozen Indiana college professors who study economics or business were polled about their concerns with the tariff's consequences.

Estimates from the Department of Workforce Development show that, in the last six months, more Indiana workers have qualified for federal benefits due to trade-related layoffs than in any of the past five years -- more than 3,200 since Jan. 1.