President Donald Trump's sweeping tariffs are hitting American shoppers' wallets as major companies from Nike to Walmart ...

Buying items like a bike helmet or a car seat could save you money but Consumer Reports says it could come with a risk.

Under state law, if products can't ship within 30 days, companies must inform consumers of the expected length of delay and ...

Trump's tariffs have companies scrambling as they navigate cost increases. Here are the companies that have talked about ...

Most of the big brands that advertise on X have kept quiet about their plans after the site’s AI chatbot, Grok, praised ...

The lack of public response from advertisers stands in stark contrast to their response in 2023 following an antisemitic post ...

From coffee to cars to real estate, there’s a recurring pattern in China — companies rush into an industry, then resort to discounts to stay afloat.

China-founded e-commerce sites Temu and Shein said they would make "price adjustments" starting April 25, though neither provided details about the size of the increases.

As Trump’s latest trade war and tariff policies roll out, low-cost Asian retailers Temu and Shein can find ways to succeed ...

But as of May 2, 2025, that advantage disappeared – at least for China and Hong Kong. That’s when the U.S. officially eliminated the exemption for low-priced imports from those places. Suddenly, cheap ...

In California, online orders are required to ship within 30 days, unless an earlier or later date is promised by the retailer ...

In a new investigation, Consumer Reports found bike helmets that don't meet basic safety standards sold on major websites - and that's not the only potentially phony safety gear you might find online.