tariffs

Business owners are skeptical that tariff uncertainty is over, even as money is deposited into their bank accounts.

Energy and transportation are two areas where costs are rising for stores like Home Depot, Walmart, and Target, but raising prices could turn off an increasingly strapped consumer.

Gabe Hagen says he’s unable to apply for reimbursement because his importer — not his business — is listed on the paperwork.

As companies apply for refunds, new and existing tariffs, as well as rising shipping costs, continue to cloud the outlook.

The ongoing trade war sets a challenging backdrop when trying to convince foreign companies to set up shop in the U.S.

The appliance maker said sales of major appliances in North America fell nearly 7.5% last quarter in its latest earnings report.

The value of stuff the U.S. imported (like passenger vehicles) rose, but so did the value of stuff it exported (like oil and agricultural products).

Consumers might end up getting refunds, but it’s complicated — it will be up to business owners to decide what to do with refunds, if they do end up coming through.

Joann Cartiglia, CEO and president of a small doll and toy shop in upstate New York, explains how tariffs have reshaped her business.

The impacts of tariffs and global conflicts mean the usual cycles of shipping no longer apply.