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Shoppers, Drawn by Steep Discounts, Power Through Black Friday

Even at a time of inflation, tariff concerns and economic uncertainty, Americans opened their wallets on Black Friday, chasing deep discounts and stretching their budgets where they could. Data released Saturday showed that shoppers seized on Thanksgiving and Black Friday deals, spending significantly more than last year online and slightly more in stores, though they … Read More

India’s exports to the US down 28.5% in last 5 months as tariffs troubles kick in

India’s exports to its largest export market, the United States, have suffered a sharp reversal under the impact of aggressive tariff hikes. Between May and October 2025, shipments fell 28.5 per cent, plunging from USD 8.83 billion to USD 6.31 billion, according to trade-focused think-tank Global Trade Research Initiative (GTRI). The decline in exports followed … Read More

Trump tariff policies driving consumer shift toward domestic manufacturing purchases

Shoppers are increasingly gravitating toward American-made products this holiday season, driven by President Trump’s tariff policies and rising patriotic sentiment, according to the Alliance for American Manufacturing. Recent polling reveals that 50% of Americans are more inclined to purchase Made-in-USA gifts this year, representing a significant shift in consumer behavior. The trend appears linked to … Read More

The U.S. Has Captured Nearly 90% of Semiconductor Investments This Year, Surging Ahead as the Leading Destination for Chip Titans Like TSMC

With the Trump administration taking over the office, we have seen an ‘unprecedented’ level of chip demand coming in from US customers, which is why companies like TSMC have pledged to invest ‘hundreds of billions’ into America to ensure that the nation has a resilient chip supply chain. Projects like TSMC Arizona indicate that the … Read More

Black Friday arrives with solid momentum despite tariffs and economic uncertainty

“We’re seeing a very positive start to the holiday season,” said Jill Renslow, chief business development and marketing officer at the Mall of America in Bloomington, Minnesota, which plans to give gift cards and other giveaways to the first 250 customers who show up at 7 a.m. on Friday. “The last few Saturdays in November … Read More

The Affordability Crisis Has Nothing To Do With Tariffs

The affordability crisis is primarily a result of price increases in five major sectors of consumer spending: housing, food, health care, child care, and energy. In none of those sectors are tariffs a significant factor. In fact, there are pretty clear drivers of the price increases in each of those sectors, and they are all … Read More

U.S. trade deficit drops 24% in August as Trump’s tariffs reduce imports

The U.S. trade deficit fell by nearly 24% in August as President Donald Trump’s sweeping global tariffs pushed imports lower. In a report delayed for more than seven weeks by the federal government shutdown, the Commerce Department said Wednesday that the the gap between what the United States buys from other countries and what it … Read More

Why Build-A-Bear Has Been on an Nvidia-Like Run

Like every company that imports, Build-A-Bear Workshop is being affected by tariffs. Although it pulled forward inventory in anticipation of their impact, the company reported on its second-quarter earnings call an estimated $11 million hit to 2025 income. Nonetheless, it was able to increase its guidance for the full year thanks to a strong first … Read More

Canada Must Face Reality: The Trump Auto Doctrine Leaves No Room for Illusions

Trump’s words are not mere political theatre. They are policy. They are a vision for an America-first industrial economy that sees even close allies like Canada as competitors rather than collaborators. The implications are enormous — and Canada must now face that reality without illusions or nostalgia. The “Made in America” doctrine, strengthened through aggressive … Read More