KEY TAKEAWAYS For much of President Donald Trump's first 100 days, his economic agenda has been focused on tariffs.The prices of big-ticket items like cars and homes, as well as the price of smaller electronics,

Duties on China surged to 145% just as fireworks companies were getting their final July Fourth shipments from the country, which makes the vast majority of supplies used in the U.S.

Economists warn that working-class Americans have the most to lose in a high-stakes game of chicken President Donald Trump is playing as he imposes steep tariffs in his first 100 days.

The levies will weigh on the iPhone maker, despite Trump's decision to spare key electronics from the new import taxes.

Apple Inc. Chief Executive Officer Tim Cook said that planned US tariffs on foreign imports will add $900 million in costs in the current period.

Apple's services revenue continued to rise in the first three months of 2025, as investors awaited word on how Trump's tariffs might hurt its business.

It’s been 100 days since Donald Trump began his second term, and it’s been anything but quiet. From tariffs to a controversial phone call with Amazon’s Jeff Bezos, Trump has made waves. Global's Jeff Semple in Washington breaks down how Americans feel about the president’s first 100 days and the consequential call between Trump and Donald Trump.

At a cabinet meeting, President Donald Trump blamed shrinking economic growth in the first quarter of the year on Joe Biden.

The US economy unexpectedly contracted in the first three months of the year on an import surge triggered by Donald Trump's tariff plans, although the president pinned the blame squarely