Retailers are cleverly adjusting prices without alarming customers about tariff-related increases. Instead of blunt price hikes, they're using terms like 'strategic adjustments' to navigate rising costs while keeping shoppers engaged.
Small business owners are feeling relief and hope after federal courts ruled against Trump's tariffs. However, uncertainty remains as the White House plans to appeal, leaving many businesses in limbo regarding their future plans and pricing strategies.
In a shocking turn, Game has cancelled several pre-orders for the highly anticipated Nintendo Switch 2, leaving eager gamers disappointed. The console launches on June 5, but some fans may miss out on their orders.
European companies face mounting challenges in China, with declining market share and increasing operational difficulties. A recent survey reveals corporate pessimism is at an all-time high, raising questions about the future of European investments in the region.
President Trump's recent threat to impose a 50% tariff on the EU raises questions about U.S.-European relations. After delaying the tariffs to July 9 and calling it a 'recommendation,' how will markets react? Analysts suggest these tariffs may backfire on American manufacturers.
With tariffs on Chinese imports dropping from 145% to 30%, small business owners like Connor Alexander fear it may not be enough time for meaningful change. As uncertainty looms, they face tough decisions about production and pricing.
President Trump criticizes Walmart for raising prices due to tariffs, urging the retailer to absorb costs instead. Walmart CFO acknowledges challenges but aims to keep prices competitive amidst rising costs.
As President Trump's tariffs take effect, Walmart warns of impending price hikes on various products. CEO Doug McMillon highlights the challenges of maintaining low prices amidst rising costs and trade uncertainty.
U.S. retail egg prices fell to $5.12 in April after reaching $6.23 in March, marking the steepest drop since 1984. Experts predict further declines due to reduced consumer demand and fewer bird flu outbreaks.
In a surprising diplomatic breakthrough, the U.S. and China have agreed to lower tariffs for 90 days, sending stocks soaring and reviving trade flows. This move could potentially stave off a recession and reinvigorate businesses. But will it last?
