FedEx Sues U.S. Government Seeking Full Refund of Tariffs
FedEx has filed a landmark lawsuit seeking a full refund of duties following a Supreme Court ruling against the administration's tariff authority.
Market Volatility Spikes as Trump Pivot Triggers New Tariff Uncertainty
Wall Street reacts to a 15% global tariff shift following the Supreme Court’s decision to strike down previous emergency trade levies.
EU Halts US Trade Pact Following Supreme Court Tariff Ruling
The European Union pauses a major trade agreement with the United States as global tariff uncertainty grows following a landmark Supreme Court decision.
Washington High Court Lets Amazon Suicide Suits Proceed
Washington’s Supreme Court ruled that families can sue Amazon over deaths linked to sodium nitrite bought on its platform, a decision that could reshape online marketplace liability.
U.S. Trade Deficit Surge Sets 2026 Tone
December’s widening U.S. trade deficit closed 2025 on uneven footing, shaping 2026 strategy for retailers, importers and global supply chain leaders.
2025 Tariff Costs Fell Primarily on Americans, Not Foreign Exporters
A Federal Reserve Bank of New York analysis found U.S. businesses and consumers absorbed about 90% of the economic burden from 2025 tariff increases, challenging claims that foreign exporters paid most of the costs.
Amazon’s Ring Ends Flock Safety Partnership
Amazon’s Ring has terminated its partnership with police technology firm Flock Safety following controversy over a Super Bowl ad and rising scrutiny of law enforcement tech collaborations.
Taylor Swift Seeks U.S. Block on ‘Swift Home’ Trademark
Taylor Swift has formally asked the U.S. government to block a bedding company’s application to register the trademark “Swift Home,” saying it could mislead consumers about her endorsement.
El Paso Airspace Shutdown and Airline Disruption
The abrupt El Paso airspace closure tied to anti-drone laser tests exposed coordination failures and caused flight disruptions, cancellations, and broader airline impacts.
Amazon Ring Super Bowl Ad Sparks Privacy Debate
Amazon Ring’s Super Bowl ad is facing criticism from privacy advocates who warn the smart doorbell brand’s messaging downplays concerns around surveillance technology and consumer data.
BMW Launches Massive Global Recall Over Fire Risk, Affecting Hundreds of Thousands of Vehicles
BMW issues a global vehicle recall over potential starter-related fire risks, impacting hundreds of thousands of cars across key markets.
US-Bangladesh Trade Deal Cuts Tariffs, Boosts Apparel Exports
A new reciprocal trade agreement between the United States and Bangladesh reduces import tariffs and expands market access, reshaping supply chain dynamics for apparel and industrial goods.
South Korea Tightens Crypto Oversight After Bithumb Bitcoin Error
Following a $40 billion bitcoin mis-distribution by Bithumb, South Korean regulators are accelerating plans for stronger crypto market regulation and investor protections.
Simon Malls See Traffic Dip as Canada-US Tensions Rise
Simon Property Group reports softer mall traffic near the US-Canada border as tariff disputes and heightened border enforcement deter Canadian shoppers.
White House Introduces TrumpRx.gov Prescription Drug Website
The White House has launched TrumpRx.gov, a new federal platform designed to connect consumers with discounted prescription drug pricing through direct manufacturer channels.
U.S. Hits China, Vietnam With High Duties on Molded Fiber Imports
U.S. Commerce finalizes steep antidumping and countervailing duties on thermoformed molded fiber products from China and Vietnam to protect domestic packaging manufacturers.