Texas businesses are joined by global firms such as Adidas and Mattel, which have warned that American customers will face price hikes under tariffs.

"Chaos." "Nonsense." "Absolutely terrible." In public, at least, many business leaders have been somewhat circumspect since President Donald Trump announced sweeping worldwide tariffs on April 2, or ...

As tariff tensions return to the global stage, business owners must take risk management into their own hands.

U.S. corporate bankruptcies reached their highest level in the first quarter of the year since the Great Recession. Industry ...

The European Union has agreed to fast-track trade talks with the US in a bid to avoid President Trump's 50% tariffs — which, ...

The impact of the Trump administration's auto tariff policy is becoming clearer as Toyota discloses the multi-billion dollar loss in profit in just two months. The company's forecast for the remainder ...

A widely followed measure of Texas manufacturing activity ... and almost 60% of respondents said higher tariffs would negatively impact their business this year. Even as a majority of companies ...

North Texas builders are bracing for the impact of Trump administration tariffs at an already challenging ... been following this story for the Dallas Business Journal and says homebuilders ...

Tech and manufacturing companies are bracing for looming semiconductor tariffs after President Donald Trump launched an investigation earlier this month into the effects on national security of ...

Some local businesses are feeling the impact of President Donald Trump's tariffs, but they are trying not to pass the costs ...

Keeping cool this summer might cost more as tariffs drive up prices on AC components. One local AC company is buying early ...