President Donald Trump announced a 25% tariff on European Union cars and trucks, citing non-compliance with the Turnberry Agreement and pressuring automakers to shift production to the United States.
Federal lawmakers debate urgent fiscal strategies and credit reforms as the United States reaches a pivotal debt-to-GDP limit, impacting global retail and supply chain stability.
Logistics giants FedEx and UPS announce plans to return government tariff refunds to customers, emphasizing supply chain transparency and corporate accountability in a shifting global trade landscape.
A federal investigation reveals how illicit gold from Colombian cartels entered the US Mint supply chain, highlighting critical vulnerabilities in global precious metal logistics.
The Consumer Federation of America alleges Meta knowingly profits from fraudulent advertisements, violating consumer protection laws by misleading users about platform safety and anti-fraud efforts.
The United States Postal Service introduces a phased approach for new package dimension reporting, impacting e-commerce fulfillment and omnichannel retail shipping strategies.
President Trump warns he will "remember" corporations that seek government refunds following a landmark Supreme Court ruling that invalidated $175 billion in emergency import duties.
A historic disruption in the Strait of Hormuz has doubled jet fuel prices, forcing major airlines to cut routes and implement record-breaking fare surcharges worldwide.
Mexico’s President Sheinbaum is pushing for a sectoral trade agreement on steel, aluminum, and autos ahead of the high-stakes 2026 USMCA review.
A new survey reveals that 59% of Americans plan to spend their 2026 tax refunds within one month to address immediate financial needs and psychological strain.
U.S. Customs launches the CAPE portal for importers to reclaim $166 billion in tariffs following a landmark Supreme Court ruling on unconstitutional trade duties.
A landmark monopoly verdict against Live Nation creates significant uncertainty for the Department of Justice settlement, impacting the global live entertainment supply chain and corporate strategy.
Apple announces the closure of its Short Hills, New Jersey, store, the first of its retail locations to unionize, citing mall relocation and store modernization strategy.
March inflation jumped 0.9% as war-induced gasoline price spikes drove consumer sentiment to a record low, challenging retail stability and household affordability across the nation.
Port of Los Angeles Executive Director Gene Seroka reports stable transpacific trade and steady March volumes despite geopolitical tensions and disruptions in the Strait of Hormuz.
Mayor Zohran Mamdani announced New York City's first city-run grocery store will open at La Marqueta by 2027 to combat rising food costs through subsidized essential goods.