Trade Regulations & Tariffs

Most U.S. consumers are worried about import tariffs and many shop on apps featuring low-cost Chinese products.

President Trump followed through on a promise to issue reciprocal tariffs on countries that put levies on products from the United States.

Search is turning visual, retailers have been busy preparing for tariffs, and next-gen AI is a mainstream utility.

Reports from Chinese state media suggest Walmart is engaging in discussions with China’s commerce ministry about the impact of U.S. tariffs on China-made goods.

Batteries Plus is utilizing strategy and technology to keep its supply chain running smoothly and profitably in the face of unpredictable tariffs.

Retailers have no control over tariffs but may be able to soften their effect using artificial intelligence.

It’s been a busy 48 hours as President Trump has issued, and in some cases temporarily delayed, sweeping tariffs which had spurred retaliation from the affected countries.

President Trump is carrying out his previously announced plans to impose sweeping tariffs on imports from Canada, Mexico and China — and all three countries are hitting back.