NEW YORK (AP) — With summer in full swing in the United States, retail executives are sweating a different season. It’s less ...

Shopping for the holidays or a child’s birthday will become more expensive if the proposed tariffs go into effect. The NRF expects toy prices to increase by 36% or 56%, which could reduce ...

American companies say they will likely increase their prices because of President Donald Trump's tariffs, making this ...

If the U.S. decides to impose a 25 percent tariff on all Chinese exports on Jan. 1, as President Donald Trump has threatened, consumers are much more likely to see the effects.

Holiday shopping prices could be dramatically different ... AND ALL OF THIS AFTER THE PRESIDENT MOVED FOR A 90 DAY PAUSE ON NEW TARIFFS, ... BUT THERE ARE SOME STILL IN EFFECT TONIGHT THAT ...

If the new tariffs on consumer goods go into effect Dec. 15, companies up and down the supply chain, as well as retailers, will have to decide how they’ll handle the additional costs. Advertisement ...

With the holiday shopping season in full swing, President-elect Donald Trump's planned tariffs have some consumers buying big-ticket items now. Skip Navigation Share on Facebook ...

A National Retail Federation survey finds more back-to-school shoppers are starting early this year, and tariff concerns are ...

“If demand is slowing, this tariff situation couldn’t come at a worse time.” If push comes to shove, Workman believes tech manufacturers would likely “suck it up as best they could. I would be really, ...

Another 15 percent tariff is scheduled to take effect Dec. 15 on more Chinese imports [PDF], especially consumer electronics such as cellphones, video game consoles, and tablets.

Hopes for a strong holiday shopping season came true for Michigan retailers at the end of 2024 but retailers say they are running up against a new challenge for 2025: tariffs.. President Donald ...

Parents and kids might be dreaming of summer vacations, but executives with children’s apparel and accessories maker Carter’s are warning back-to-school shopping might come with a bigger hit ...