Economists predicted a global shock from President Trump’s tariffs, but some of them are now revising their growth predictions upward due to AI spending by the U.S. tech industry https://t.co/RloT3fpNHb ...

Shifting the cost of the tariffs to customers would mean a price increase of about 17%, CEO Yoshinori Kanehana told Bloomberg https://t.co/4OLAG8LsBi ...

Donald Trump is still obsessing over tariffs, the centerpiece of his economic agenda. And now he is bracing for a Supreme Court decision that could blow up all of his trade plans. Today, Trump posted on Truth Social that tariffs have made the country quote rich, strong, powerful, and safe.Adding that evil Americanhating forces are fighting us at the sup at the US Supreme Court. pray to God that our nine justices will show great wisdom and do the right thing for America. His urging comes as Americans face ec ...

From those holiday lights to the Christmas tree and even the gifts that go under it, tariffs making almost all of it more expensive this season. >> This first one is from Indonesia, that's 19%. Uh Myanmar landed at 40%.>> At Village Lighting in West Valley, Utah, the holiday decorations they import and sell. >> There's one from India. That one hurt the most at 50%.>> Got a lot more expensive this year. It has been the most stressful, difficult, challenging year of 23 years of businesses that we ever had. So ...

Giant brands such as Walmart and Ferrari have been able to pass on the costs of Donald Trump’s tariffs. In 2026, smaller companies might have to get more creative https://t.co/7kiGuttJmiIllustration: Carl Godfrey https://t.co/CRoeWJWOza ...

Giant brands such as Walmart and Ferrari have been able to pass on the costs of Donald Trump’s tariffs. In 2026, smaller companies might have to get more creative https://t.co/symNl3nQCm ...

The Swiss sneaker brand On outran Nike. Now it’s betting it can beat tariffs, too. https://t.co/BWugHI7HQ4 ...

Welcome back. Big week for spending as Americans shell out on Thanksgiving travel and kick off the holiday shopping season. But our next guest says the country is dealing with an affordability crisis that shows no signs of slowing.Joining us is Mark's Xandy Moody's Analytics chief economist. Mark agree there's there's a lot of concern about affordability and the gap is growing between high income and low income and yet what we hear from some of these retail companies and seeing some of the data is that over ...

From @WSJopinion: Let’s hope the justices rule against Trump’s claims regarding tariffs and the removal of Fed governors, writes Alan S. Blinderhttps://t.co/1QJRsDm5f9 ...

The US Commerce secretary says he’s betting the high court will rule in favor of Trump’s tariffs https://t.co/XUT0qvAtcC ...