Even the most agile brands will struggle to avoid tariffs, which may cut into profits and dampen demand, analysts said.

Brands and retailers are standing pat for now, watching to see how President Donald Trump’s trade war plays out.

The Maryland General Assembly passed the Organized Retail Crime law into effect on Wednesday, closing a loophole that allowed ...

Greece's local production supplying retail stores across the country has been steadily declining as the number of imported ...

The "Buy Canadian" movement is sending new ripples of concern through the executive offices of U.S.-based consumer companies ...

Commercial carriers such as FedEx and UPS will be required to report shipment details and remit the appropriate duties to U.S ...

Everything Fresh Limited has begun branding a growing number of its frozen and chilled products under its own label as part ...

The impact could be worse than anticipated, as nearly all footwear sold in the U.S. is imported.

Pendleton Woolen Mills and Will Leather Goods have both committed to open their Texas flagships in the historic district.

Retail giants face premarket losses as new tariffs announced by the Trump Administration spark inflation concerns.

In a significant turn of events within the retail sector, shares of major companies such as Walmart, Target, and others saw a marked decline following the Trump administration's announcement of ...

A host of goods sold to U.S. consumers by European companies are manufactured in, or pass through factories in, Southeast ...