US tariffs on European goods threaten to shake up the world’s largest 2-way trade relationship

Buyer's remorse: e-commerce sees largest slump in more than a decade

For many American shoppers, the cost of convenience afforded by e-commerce platforms could be getting just a little too costly. According to a new survey, online retail sales saw their biggest overall decline in more than a decade, largely driven by the Trump administration’s tariff policies. The survey, conducted by consulting firm AlixPartners, took the temperature of 1,100 adult U.S. consumers across generations and income brackets, as well a…

Rising tariffs impact local beauty supply stores and customers

BATON ROUGE, La. (Louisiana First) -- At Jaber Beauty Supply in Gonzales, tariffs aren’t just a line item on a bill; they’re changing the way local shops do business and what customers pay at the register. “There are some items that went up outrageously, and there’s a lot of customers that are used to a certain price and it’s hard to keep at that price,” said Moe Jaber, owner of Jaber Beauty Supply. Rising tariffs and ongoing supply chain challe…

EU-U.S. trade talks focus on tariff offset for automakers

The EU has until July 9 to clinch a trade arrangement with President Trump before tariffs on nearly all of its exports to the U.S. jump to 50 percent.

U.S. tariffs on European goods threaten to shake up world's largest trade relationship

Without a deal with the U.S., the EU said it was prepared to retaliate with tariffs on hundreds of American products.

US tariffs on European goods threaten to shake up the world’s largest trade relationship - National

The EU awaits Trump’s tariff decision, which could raise duties on European goods to 50per cent, risking a trade war that may hurt U.S. consumers and global companies alike.

Why a tariff standoff with the EU could hurt the US more than it helps

As Trump threatens steep tariffs on European goods, economists warn that the trade standoff could end up hurting the US economy more than helping it. Higher prices, disrupted supply chains and retaliatory EU tariffs could strain American consumers and businesses ahead of a fragile economic recovery.