The USTR’s plan to impose steep fees for China-built commercial ships is “more of a threat than tariffs”: Carriers could face millions in charges for each US port call—costs that will be passed on to retailers and, eventually, consumers.
Consumers blame Insurers, pharma for the state of US healthcare: Both industries continue to face serious trust issues with consumers that marketing alone won’t fix.
The impacts of the Trump Administration’s new tariffs are already rippling through global supply chains and consumer markets.
"US retailers should be dusting off their inflation playbooks and brace for erratic shifts in spending patterns," warned our analyst Blake Droesch.
US financial institutions (FIs) will face low digital account growth over the next few years. But some customer groups will have higher growth potential than others, and FIs must understand how to build relationships with them.
Trump’s “Liberation Day” provides little clarity: The tariff announcements, while far-ranging and punitive for the ’ largest trading partners, failed to lift the cloud of uncertainty hanging over businesses and consumers.