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Federal cases show how false origins, altered paperwork and willful blindness can turn tariffs into a two-tier market for honest and dishonest businesses.
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President Donald Trump's July 27 Michigan visit gives automakers, voters, and trade watchers a live test of how the White House will defend tariffs in a state built around cross-border auto supply chains.
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Tractor Supply plans to close about 75 Petsense stores after a weak quarter and a pet-business reset. Here is what is confirmed, what is not, and what shoppers should check next.
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USDA says Mexican cattle imports will restart in phases beginning August 24, 2026, with the Douglas, Arizona port first and New Mexico ports to follow if safeguards hold.
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Paramount Skydance and Warner Bros. Discovery agreed to delay their proposed merger until June 1, 2027 or a court decision, raising the stakes for studios, writers, shareholders and streaming customers.
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China fined Trip.com nearly 5.2 billion yuan over online hotel-booking monopoly conduct. Here is what changed and why hotels, travelers and investors are watching the July 27 call.
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The Justice Department has revived targeted HSR Second Request reviews and published a model timing agreement. Here is what the change means for companies, investors, and advisers watching a deal clock.
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A federal appeals court denied the government's bid to keep a $100,000 H-1B petition fee in place while the case continues, creating a new planning checkpoint for employers and foreign workers.
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Food businesses have more time before FDA traceability enforcement, but they still need to map covered foods, lot codes, supply-chain handoffs, and 24-hour record access.
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The African Development Bank approved a €100 million loan for Gotion Power Morocco’s planned LFP battery gigafactory, a project meant to anchor Morocco in EV supply chains.
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The Health Over Wealth Act would expose private-equity debt, curb hospital asset stripping and require money to keep care running. Congress should pass it.
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Executive Order 14415 gives defense contractors a January 1, 2027 pressure point for waivers on covered critical materials, plus new supply-chain mapping rules.
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Cracker Barrel sold Maple Street Biscuit Company assets at 35 restaurants to Biscuit Belly and will close 16 others. Here is what customers should check.
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Burger King's Whopper Guarantee is trending after the chain promised replacements for qualifying Whopper build mistakes. Here is what the offer covers, what it leaves out and why the chain is making the bet now.
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DP World and Fujairah Ports Authority plan two new terminals outside the Strait of Hormuz, adding capacity and overland options as Gulf shipping risk rises.
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The U.S. Section 301 tariff on Brazilian imports is now in force. Here is what changed, what is exempt, and what businesses should check before repricing goods or warning customers.
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Federal settlements are exposing how landlords shared confidential rental data through RealPage software—and why regulators say that weakened rent competition.
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The EEOC is moving to rescind EEO-1 and related demographic reporting rules. Here is what changes now, what does not, and the dates to watch.
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Five small-business bookkeeping habits that frustrate accountants, create tax risk and waste money—and a practical midyear reset before September 15.
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Who pays a tariff, how it changes competition, and the conditions that determine whether it creates U.S. factories or just higher prices and diverted trade.