They aren’t just worried about upsetting their customers. Many face a number of other obstacles to raising prices, even as their costs have increased this year.

“Death By Audio,” a special effect sound equipment shop, is taking things day by day amid an unpredictable tariff landscape.

Tax credits that helped more than 20 million people afford health insurance are set to expire this year — and small business owners and the self-employed stand to be among the hardest hit. 

Investors have been setting a higher bar for companies that want to go public since the IPO boom of 2021.

Some of the world’s biggest markets for U.S. crops aren’t buying as much as usual this year.

Experiences vary by region, but many say they're trying to avoid passing on tariff costs to their consumers.

The most recent jobs report showed mediocre job creation in July.

Some international carriers are suspending U.S. shipments altogether until it’s clear how the new system works.

The pessimism varies inversely with income, with the biggest earners feeling the least gloomy.

Several factors blunting the impact of tariffs could make it harder to notice the import taxes’ impact on inflation, even though they will likely cause the economy to slow.