Bananas are imported, sneakers are mostly made overseas and many everyday goods rely on foreign parts and labor.

In a major win for tech companies and consumers, smartphones, computers and key electronic components will be excluded from the Trump administration’s reciprocal 145% tariffs on Chinese goods.

Twelve former OpenAI employees filed a court brief opposing its shift to a for-profit model, arguing it violates the ...

A decline in spending at beauty salons and massage therapists' businesses, with clients opting for cheaper services and ...

According to Customs, the entry codes that allow shippers to apply for duty-free status temporarily stopped functioning.

Crocs has cautioned its employees to watch their expenses and prioritize carefully as the company navigates new tariffs, ...

The Writers Guild of America West released guild employment data that said there were over 1,300 fewer TV writing jobs in '23 ...

Global artists are finding it tougher than ever to mount tours in the U.S. thanks to monthslong waits and spiking costs for ...

Farming towns near Canada are already under intense financial pressure from President Trump's sweeping tariffs, and they ...

Tesla has halted new orders for its Model S and Model X vehicles on its Chinese website, as well as on its WeChat ...

Egg prices hit a record high of $6.23 per dozen in March – double from a year ago, according to government data, despite ...