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Nervous U.S. Consumers Adjust Spending Habits

KPMG's survey respondents indicated plans to hold off on some major purchases and scale back in other areas of their lives in order to not accumulate debt.

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Trump: U.S. Can’t Broker Individual Tariff Deals with All Countries

The U.S. will instead send letters to some of its trading partners to unilaterally impose new tariff rates, suggesting that Washington lacks the capacity to negotiate individual deals.

Donald Trump speaking with supporters at a campaign rally at the Prescott Valley Event Center in Prescott Valley, Arizona. Photo: Gage Skidmore, Flickr

Podcast | The High Price of Economic Uncertainty

High tariffs are a major concern for traders, but the bigger problem is just figuring out what they’re going to be.

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CSCOs and Supply Chain Theft: Making a Bad Situation Worse

As businesses reconfigure their supply chains in response to tariffs, they may be inadvertently exposing themselves to even greater risks of theft.

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Businesses Must Integrate Climate Risk Into Supply Chain Strategy

As extreme weather events increase in frequency and severity, supply chain resilience becomes essential for long-term business continuity.

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Transportation Secretary Switched Wife’s Flight to Avoid Newark

The ongoing travails at Newark have presented Duffy and the Trump administration with a messaging problem.

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U.S. Small Package Tariff Cut to 54%

The flat fee per parcel will remain at $100, while a $200 charge due to apply from June 1 has been cancelled.

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Tariffs Present an Opportunity — But First, You Need to Get Grounded in Reality

Gartner analyst Brian Whitlock recommends you actively manage the impact of tariffs and focus on taking market share from competitors.

Brian Whitlock, VP analyst, Gartner. Photo: Helen Atkinson

U.S. and China Agree to Temporarily Slash Tariffs

The U.S. will temporarily reduce its 145% tariffs against China to 30% starting on May 14, while China will take its 125% tariffs against the U.S. down to 10%.

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U.K.-Made Plane Parts Exempted from U.S. Tariffs

The deal would be a relief to a £40 billion ($53 billion) sector, which supports 450,000 jobs in the U.K.

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U.S. Container Imports Predicted to Slump this Year Because of Tariffs

Imports have been elevated since last summer, first as retailers brought in cargo ahead of an October strike at U.S. ports, then in anticipation of an escalation of tariffs.

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Former FedEx Board Member to Head USPS

The appointment comes at a time of concerns that Trump officials remain determined to exert more control over an agency that Congress established to be independent decades ago.

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