Tariffs

Despite recent losses over the last five days of trading, the White House is showing no signs of backing off the president's tariffs.

The Dow rebounded around 1,400 points Tuesday morning on rising hopes for tariff deals. Looking at the last five days of trading, the Dow lost about 4,000 points. Despite those losses, the White House is showing no signs of backing off President Trump's tariffs.

With tariffs fueling economic uncertainty among some consumers, retail experts say the concerns are triggering shifts in recent shopping habits.

After the Trump administration's tariffs went into effect last week, a deal to sell TikTok may not longer be likely.

The European Union is ready to discuss zero-for-zero tariffs with the U.S. This comes days after one of President Trump's closest advisors, Elon Musk, spoke to Italy's prime minister.

President Donald Trump said the United States has a $1 trillion trade deficit with China. The trade war between the world's two biggest economies got worse on Friday when China imposed a 34% tariff on all U.S. goods.

With stock prices tanking and many expecting a massive economic fallout amid Trump's tariffs, the world is reacting Dr. Dough Downing, an economics professor at Seattle Pacific University, discusses the decades-long history behind tariffs and the impacts they are causing today.

Trump's 25% tariffs on canned imported beer and aluminum cans could potentially raise prices in the craft beer industry, even though most brewers in the U.S. buy their cans domestically.

Some Seattle coffee roasters are concerned that they'll soon have to pay thousands more to import beans with Trump's tariffs, as most are grown outside the of the U.S.

World leaders are slapping the United State with new retaliatory tariffs as layoffs start in the global auto industry. This, as Wall Street's stock market continues to take massive hits.