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As tariff tensions return to the global stage, business owners must take risk management into their own hands.
Most expect to charge customers more, but many are making cutbacks and other changes to hold prices steady for as long as ...
And what does it mean, more importantly, for small businesses? Small-business owners who are already struggling to grow and ...
A high-stakes legal showdown is underway over former President Donald Trump’s sweeping use of emergency powers to impose ...
While the smoke has cleared somewhat since President Donald Trump imposed an unprecedented round of double-digit tariffs on international trading partners in early April, small businesses are still ...
Manufacturers and service-sector companies alike are pondering increased costs due to President Trump's tariffs and how they ...
President Donald Trump’s decision to impose a steep tax on most goods that come into America has tested the mettle of small business owners whose companies are reliant on global trade.
U.S. Sen. Edward Markey held a listening session with small business owners asking for exemptions to President Trump's ...
Small businesses in Hong Kong caught in the middle of US-China trade war The trade disruption stemming from US President ...
By Danielle Kaye President Trump lowered his tariffs on China, and Wall Street breathed a sigh of relief. But for many businesses, especially small ones, 30 percent is still a crippling burden.
Small business owners said that the 90-day trade deal with China isn't long enough to place shipments confidently, and "just ...
The de-escalation brought the US tariffs on Chinese goods down to 30% from 145%. Markets cheered the news, and recession forecasts lessened in intensity. And that surely meant that small business ...