The toy industry is dominated by imports, with the overwhelming majority of toys made overseas and shipped into the U.S.

Oxford Industries reduced its full-year earnings and sales forecasts on falling consumer sentiment and the impact of tariffs.

Trump's new China trade deal keeps steep tariffs, sparking concern among U.S. industries over long-term economic impact.

Q1 2025 Management View Chairman, CEO & President Thomas Caldecot Chubb stated that "we are pleased to be reporting results ...

Carvana stock was sliding Friday, a day after President Donald Trump threw yet another curveball at the auto industry when he ...

Tariffs have long been a tool used by governments to regulate trade and protect domestic economies and industries. What is new, however, is the volatility of the constantly changing tariff landscape.

American car buyers were bracing for the worst when tariffs were announced on imported cars and auto parts. But so far, what they’re actually paying for cars is little changed.

That is according to David Crozier (pictured), president and managing director of Markel Canada, who said that the industry ...

The liquidity pressures faced by the home goods retailer were “exacerbated and accelerated” by the uncertain tariff ...

Mauricio Serna Vega, UBS: Sought clarification on tariff impact and mitigation ... margins were noted as additional challenges. Oxford Industries faces a challenging retail and macroeconomic ...

Home retailer At Home restructures $2 billion debt under Chapter 11 while navigating tariffs and spending cuts ...

Tariffs are raising prices and causing chaos for U.S. data center builders that were already dealing with supply chain issues ...