Rich DeThomas thought ordering wine from Italy was easy—until tariffs and UPS confusion turned it into a nightmare. Discover how new import regulations are impacting online shoppers across America.
As Diwali approaches, Delhi's Lajpat Nagar is buzzing with eager shoppers despite soaring gold prices. Retailers adapt to changing demands as more customers focus on investment rather than traditional jewellery purchases.
Shoppers rush to buy electric vehicles as a $7,500 tax credit nears expiration. At the Orange County Auto Show, interest in EVs is at an all-time high as consumers seek to capitalize on savings.
A federal trial is underway in Seattle to determine if Amazon misled customers into Prime subscriptions and made cancellations difficult. The FTC alleges widespread legal violations by the retail giant.
Early iPhone 17 shoppers are raising concerns over scratches on specific models and colors. Reports show significant wear on the Deep Blue and Space Black versions. Watch videos demonstrating the issue!
Warehouse clubs like Costco, BJ's, and Sam's Club are booming as they attract younger consumers with trendy merchandise, tech-savvy shopping, and competitive prices. Despite challenges from tariffs and crowded stores, these retailers are expanding rapidly to meet growing demand.
The expiration of the de minimis rule means that low-cost goods entering the U.S. will now face import taxes, impacting consumers, shippers, and small businesses dramatically. Discover how these changes affect your shopping experience!
In a sweeping change, the Trump administration has terminated the de minimis exemption, impacting low-value parcel shipments to the U.S. This move aims to curb tariff evasion and combat the influx of dangerous goods. Retailers like Shein and Temu are scrambling to adapt to the new rules.
The US has ended a crucial tariff exemption that allowed low-cost imports, impacting millions of shipments daily. Experts warn of rising prices and reduced options for American shoppers as businesses scramble to adapt.
The FDA has issued a warning against consuming Great Value frozen shrimp sold at Walmart due to possible radioactive contamination. A single shipment was found to contain Cesium-137, raising serious health concerns.
