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Target’s challenges run deeper than DEI backlash, and resistance to its policy change only added to its issues.

Hermès said prices will rise from May 1 and aim to “fully offset” the impact of the universal 10% tariff the White House imposed in early April.

Even if the tariffs were to be reversed tomorrow, one wine business leader said, it would take "at least a year, if not longer, for my industry to recover.”

Users credited the program with making tax filing easy. But Republican lawmakers and commercial tax prep companies have said it's a waste of taxpayer money.

The festival had been scheduled for late May in Playa Del Carmen. Initially, its website announced "it is postponed and will be rescheduled" before the language was updated.

Separate warnings by the chipmaking giant and the chairman of the Federal Reserve about the impact of White House policies contributed to another sell-off on Wall Street.

Auto repairs and car insurance prices are projected to rise as Trump’s import taxes hit the industry.

Late last month, OpenAI closed a $40 billion funding round, the largest on record for a private tech company, at a $300 billion valuation.

The glitch, which went viral in late August in videos on social media, allowed customers to withdraw the entire value of fraudulent checks before they bounced.

Gov. Gavin Newsom said the tariffs are being "disproportionately" felt in California, which he said is the top manufacturing state in the country.

Amazon launched a competitor to Temu in November, called Amazon Haul, which features items under $20 that are largely from China.