Since returning to office, President Trump has aggressively expanded his tariff policy — targeting key countries and critical imports to "protect American interests." While the initial rollout faced delays and policy reversals, the latest wave of tariffs has triggered global backlash, heightened market volatility, and raised concerns about long-term economic impacts. With new duties on allies and rivals alike, what does this mean for global trade and U.S. diplomacy going forward?


U.S. retailers split on holiday prospects 

Tens of thousands of dockworkers have launched an indefinite strike at key US ports, risking major trade and economic disruption just ahead of the presidential election and the holiday shopping season. Members of the International Longshoremen's Association (ILA) walked out on Tuesday at 14 major ports along the East and Gulf Coasts, from Maine to Texas, halting container traffic. This marks the first large-scale shutdown in nearly 50 years.

USA Dockworkers Strike Shuts Down Ports, Threatening Major Trade Disruption

Thefts and robberies have always been a cause of concern for several retailers in the US but not anymore as many of these businesses have employed protective measures to check the nuisance.

US retailers gear up to combat thefts, robberies with protective measures

According to experts, inflation, supply chain crisis, and pandemic will impact the shoppers and retailers during the holiday period in the United States. This special broadcast of WION-VOA tells you about the impact of inflation on American shoppers and businesses.

Experts: Supply chain issues and online sales to impact retail in US

With the pandemic grimly persisting, American homes could face a meager holiday season, forced to do without some of their favorite items missing from store shelves.

Coal in the stocking: US retailers scramble ahead of festive season

The NDA government’s tweaks in the retail policy for electronic commerce (e-commerce) are to placate its largest constituency of dookandars, small traders and shop-owners who were badly bruised by the twin blows of demonetisation in 2016 and Goods and Services Tax (GST) in July 2017.

A breather for small retailers punched hard by e-commerce giants

So-called Black Friday, the now-traditional day of steep discounts in the run-up to Christmas, failed to boost share prices of retailers partly owing to fierce competition from online giants like Amazon, dealers said

'Black Friday' sales bonanza fails to boost London stock market

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