Consumers are starting to face the impact of President Trump's tariffs as business owners wrestle with how much to raise ...

Christmas shoppers got a gift of sorts from the White House this week when the president pushed the tariff pause to August 1.

President Trump is targeting multiple countries with potentially steep tariffs starting Aug. 1 if they don't reach a trade ...

Trump's tariff delay gives retailers time to avoid higher costs before the holidays, though some prices may still rise sooner.

"Planning ahead, picking up a few gifts on your holiday list, especially when it qualifies for some of the items that will be impacted most by tariffs like toys, is really going to help you stretch ...

There’s been a new round of tariffs proposed on more than 20 countries, including major trading partners Japan and Korea, along with a new proposed tariff on copper to take effect Aug. 1. And the U.S.

December is more than half a year away, but President Donald Trump just acknowledged that it could be tighter for families this holiday season. "Somebody said, 'Oh, the shelves are gonna be open ...

Though the calendar says July, financial reports suggest it may be time to start thinking about holiday shopping. New trade policies and higher tariffs are driving up prices on popular gift items.

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 ...

While the tariff drama plays out, higher tariffs are impacting the toy industry -- 80% of the toys brought into the U.S. come from China.

The Budget Lab analyzed the May 12 tariff rates as if they stayed in effect in perpetuity. We all know the tariff story is still unfolding. As of May 12, the U.S. and China agreed to a reduction ...