Shifting strategies leave tariff hikes in limbo. Experts share ways you can save on electronics even if prices go up.

Consumer spending, excluding autos, was lower overall nationwide, according to the Federal Reserve’s latest Beige Book report ...

While the administration's highly changeable tariff figures—from 10 percent to 145 percent—remain uncertain, some industries and consumers already feel their impact.

At the Microsoft AI Tour in Seoul, Korean companies demonstrated how AI is moving beyond efficiency gains to become a true ...

Having the Magnificent Seven stocks slump isn't ideal because they account for a lot of many major indexes (especially the ...

The Trump administration temporarily suspended its proposed tariffs on electronics brought into the United States on ...

Apple’s CEO Tim Cook spoke to Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick last week about the potential impact of the tariffs on iPhone ...

The White House said it was eyeing tariffs on semiconductor chips, which control electrical currents and are used in ...

Small and medium-sized brands are poised to bear the negative brunt of increased tariffs on imports to the U.S., according to ...

As new tariffs on overseas-made electronics loom, consumers are grappling with whether to upgrade their devices now to avoid potential price hikes. Experts advise caution, suggesting that panic buying ...

The symbolism of the move will not be lost on American bosses in Shanghai or Beijing. American firms in China are still ...

Tech stocks were climbing in Europe on Monday, driving the Stoxx Europe 600 higher after the Trump administration late last week announced tariff exemptions for smartphones and other consumer ...