Tariffs are making it hard for companies to lower prices, but strong consumer spending isn’t helping.

The Census Bureau reports retail sales numbers on Tuesday.

The move carries some risk.

Companies are rerouting supply chains, sharing costs with suppliers, and, yes, raising their prices.

Kai Ryssdal visits Samantha Wallace, co-owner of a honey shop in London’s Borough Market. He’s been talking to her about business in the U.K. for more than six years.

Schools, a wrestling ring and groups of indie artists are flocking to malls across the country.

“It really is this full circular, integrated supply chain that we've created,” said Sip & Sonder co-owner Amanda-Jane Thomas.

Stocking up can help save money, but experts warn against buying too much.

Shein and Temu are among those that have hiked prices.

It won’t be easy to move clothing assembly — or the manufacturing of fabric, buttons and zippers — to the U.S.