Tariff refund portal opens; some retailers may be due billionsBusinesses that paid tariffs imposed by President Donald Trump under emergency powers authorization can start applying for refunds. Import cargo volume falls in Feb. amid tariffs; Iran not yet factorImports at major U.S. container ports remained below prior year levels in February 2026 as tariff headwinds continued affecting ocean freight activity. How to respond to declining import freight traffic Retailers have several courses of action they can follow in the face of declining imports and tariff-related disruption. EXCLUSIVE: The most common way companies mitigate tariff costs is… Continuing uncertainty regarding tariffs is causing companies that sell physical products to take corrective measures. Import cargo volume falls year over year in January Imports at major U.S. container ports are expected to remain below prior year levels for the first half of 2026 amid ongoing tariff uncertainty. In 2026, retail supply chains are being rebuilt for resilience Retail has been in a state of constant flux since the dawn of online shopping at the turn of the century. Here’s how supply chain execs are adjusting to tariffs More than half of supply chain leaders have taken one specific action in response to tariffs put in place by President Donald Trump. Survey: Wide majority of e-commerce brands raised prices in response to tariffs Tariffs implemented in the past year have had a major impact on U.S.-based e-commerce brands. Democrats introduce tariff refund bills; Trump says he can issue levies House and Senate Democrats have introduced two pieces of legislation designed to force the federal government to issue refunds for tariffs. Supreme Court rules against tariffs; Trump sets 15% global levy The nation’s highest court has rebuked one of the signature economic policies of the second term of President Donald Trump, and Trump is responding. The top supply chain challenges include… Demand spikes, government regulations and fraud are all on the minds of supply chain executives as the New Year approaches. Holiday shoppers are adapting to the economy — here's how The vast majority of consumers are making changes to their holiday shopping plans to address economic issues. First Previous 1 2 3 4 5 Next Last
