Tariffs could trigger shortages and supply chain snarls, similar to what was seen when the pandemic cut off lines to Chinese manufacturers. Are the workarounds small business used then still valid now?
Claudia Smukler of Mother Jones explains the unique obstacles to producing a print magazine in this economy.
Low-income households and families of color are getting hit hardest, despite federal efforts to ease the shortage.
Some businesses are switching products, while others try to build up and promote products that are available.
P&G home goods, including skin and oral care, will cost more. Companies are getting creative about getting products to market.
School supplies, holiday cards and, yes, toilet paper are all affected.
Ryan Amato of Ryan Amato Painting in Easton, Pennsylvania, talks us through the challenges.
Restrictions on purchases can backfire, causing customers to want to stock up on limited supplies.
The industry’s challenges could lead to higher prices for consumers.
The companies are struggling to purchase new cars because of supply problems.
