Today’s shopper is pragmatic. If you’re not actively addressing the tariff conversation, you’re already losing control of the ...

According to a Bread Financial report, nearly half of all consumers are making fewer purchases overall and 4 in 5 consumers ...

Tariffs' effects haven't shown up in official inflation measures yet, but retailers have said they are raising their prices ...

U.S. retail sales for May are expected to post a sharp monthly decline, potentially reinforcing concerns that tariff ...

The temporary reprieve in the trade war has not eliminated the uncertainty or the upward pressure on prices and the retail sector’s response underscores how deeply tariffs are reshaping the cost ...

Bringing the policy talk down to the warehouse floor, a panel at Cart.com’s annual customer event outlined how brands are ...

Target now expects a “low single-digit [percentage] decline” in sales for the fiscal year; it previously forecast 1 percent ...

Kevin O’Leary seems to have changed his tune on President Trump’s tariffs. In a recent interview with NewsNation’s The Hill, ...

In response to the president's tariffs, more than half of the retailers the MRA surveyed have either changed or delayed orders from suppliers in other countries, while nearly 16% have canceled orders.

A shopper walks past a Nike store, as global markets brace for a hit to trade and growth caused by U.S. President Donald ...

Here’s what some of the nation’s largest, and most recognizable, retailers have said about price hikes due to tariffs ... on American toys in direct response to the administration's new ...