The tariff on imported goods under $800 is still in effect even after a recent U.S. Supreme Court ruling.
American tariffs have cut Chinese imports to the U.S., but those goods are finding new buyers across Europe — raising questions for local manufacturers and policymakers.
Retail sales data show non-store spending (think: e-commerce) grew about 2% in August, and was up more than 10% year-over-year.
The end of a shipping loophole means that packages under $800 are subject to duties. That’s created chaos for consumers.
Some international carriers are suspending U.S. shipments altogether until it’s clear how the new system works.
