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Home Depot missed expectations for profit for the first time in years, while beating expectations for revenue and comparable sales and maintaining its full-year guidance
Doesn't "Put Much Credence" In Moody's Downgrade
Inflation is not soaring, and economic growth is solid...
Are you ready to pay 80 percent more for a USB-C cord? Unfortunately, Walmart, Target and other major retailers have decided to start dramatically raising the prices of thousands of imported products.
A Full Update on Trump's Tariff Strategy in 12 Minutes, Highlights
The point of the postwar global economic order was never to help the United States, says economist Oren Cass, and in the end it didn't. Thankfully Trump just blew it up.
Tom Cruise Shuts Down Tariffs Talk at 'Mission: Impossible' Press Event: "We'd Rather Answer Questions About the Movie"
Shoppers have fled Temu and Shein after President Trump slapped the Chinese sites with hefty tariffs – spending their dollars instead at US department stores like Nordstrom Rack and Kohl's, according to data exclusively shared with The Post.
The White House announced there were 'productive talks' in Switzerland on Sunday and previewed a briefing on Monday to go over details of the agreement.
On Jan. 1, 2025, tariffs were only 20.8%. When President Trump ended his first term, tariffs were 19.3% against Chinese goods. At the beginning of the year, China tariffs on US goods were 21.2%, 0.4% higher than U.S. tariffs. When Trump ended his fir
Everybody is so happy right now. The Dow Jones Industrial Average was up more than 1,000 points today, the talking heads on television are bubbling over with optimism, and even many of President Trump's harshest critics are cheering.
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President Trump's new tariffs are here! Americans will have to pay.
'You Were Against the Tariffs… Now What Do You Have to Say?'
The stock market is giddy on a tariff reprieve, but what's really changed?
Markets surge and dollar bounces on tariff pause announcement in Geneva but the trade war detente could be fleeting
The whole world has been shocked by the fact that the U.S. and China were able to work out a "trade deal" in just a single weekend.
The agreement is currently scheduled to last 90 days while further talks ensue. But relations between the United States and China have been quite volatile, so consider every day that this agreement holds to be a bonus.
The government is not shrinking, but expanding with greater spending and debt. The most exciting part of the second Trump Administration - DOGE - is fading away.
President Donald Trump said late on Saturday that "great progress" was being made in ongoing U.S.-China talks over tariffs menacing the global economy, and even suggested a "total reset" was on the table as tariff negotiations are set to continue S
FRIDAY FULL ALEX JONES SHOW 5/9/25 -- Sources Confirm To Alex Jones What Infowars Reported A Month Ago: Trump Is COMPLETELY DONE With Netanyahu! Plus, CCP Blinks, Shuts Down Its Economic Data Ahead Of Trade Talks As Trump Says "80% Tariffs On Chin
The tariff barriers make it uneconomic to import batteries from China. China has been the main supplier of Tesla Megapack, stationary energy storage batteries. Tesla has enough US and non-China battery supply for cars.
With all the conversations and drama surrounding the tariff situation, I thought it might be useful, (and fun) to hear from a couple CEOs who have stubbornly refused to become reliant on a supply chain made from links with foreign countries.
"...For No Fed Cut. The reality is that the direct impact of US tariffs so far looks very limited ..."
Trump reveals what everyday family items he's 'looking at' for potential tariff exemptions: Live updates
...Are Both Collapsing Dramatically
India has reportedly proposed eliminating tariffs on steel, auto components, and pharmaceuticals--up to a specified import quota--on a reciprocal basis as part of its trade negotiations with the United States.
Trump Willing to Meet with Hollywood Bosses on Tariffs: 'I Want to Help the Industry, We're All About Jobs'
Tariffs and Solar Equipment! What will happen next?! (turned into a rant, oops)
