CBP Updates Tariff Refund Process: Electronic Payments & Eligibility
U.S. Customs and Border Protection transitions to electronic tariff refunds in 2026 and clarifies refund procedures amid tariff litigation and stacking overpayments.
U.S. Customs and Border Protection transitions to electronic tariff refunds in 2026 and clarifies refund procedures amid tariff litigation and stacking overpayments.
Saks Global’s missed interest payment sparks S&P downgrade, vendor tension, and bankruptcy fears amid fallout from its costly Neiman Marcus merger.
Retail Brew’s 2026 preview highlights major CEO transitions at Walmart, Target, and more, as the industry adapts to technology disruption and evolving shopper behavior.
Markets reacted positively after Venezuelan leader Nicolás Maduro pled not guilty in U.S. court, with energy and defense stocks rallying on hopes of future economic opportunities.
Prices for high-end GPUs from AMD and Nvidia may soon jump from $2,000 to $5,000, raising concerns across the PC gaming and creator communities.
Retailers are preparing for a post‑holiday spike in returns through January 2026, as return volumes increase and influence reverse logistics and customer experience strategies.
Jim Beam will pause distillation at its main Kentucky distillery in 2026 amid softer demand and rising inventories, while bottling, warehousing and visitor services continue.
Explore how 2025 reshaped global supply chains through tariffs, labor strikes and unexpected disruptions — and what it means for resilience in 2026.
Instacart will pay $60 million and revise fee disclosure practices under a settlement with the FTC after allegations of deceptive delivery fees and subscription terms.
Get ready for 2026: Learn how to prepare for future tariff changes through supply chain diversification, compliance tools, and sourcing strategies.
Nike’s Q2 fiscal earnings show 1% revenue growth and mixed global performance, marking steady progress but ongoing challenges in its turnaround strategy.
A comprehensive review of 2025 fashion industry deals, departures, and disruptions, spotlighting M&A activity, store closures, and market shifts that reshaped the year.
The long‑awaited U.S. jobs report showed weak overall employment growth and a rising unemployment rate, reflecting slowing labor market momentum amid economic uncertainty.
The U.S. government has already collected roughly $1 billion in new tariff revenue after closing the de minimis loophole, with duties of 10 %–50 % on previously exempt imports.
Adobe data shows e‑commerce returns down 2.5% this holiday season, as consumers shop more strategically and thoughtfully amid economic pressures.
The NRF projects a record 158.9 million shoppers on Super Saturday 2025, underscoring continued omnichannel holiday retail momentum.