Major companies are paying most tariffs. But in some cases, online shoppers are receiving shock bills to pay the levies.

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A popular brand of smart lights is among the latest products to suffer an official price hike in the wake of Trump's tariffs.

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General Motors (GM), one of America's top carmakers, leads US companies in its exposure to China, perched in a delicate ...

Two Chinese nationals have been arrested for illegally flying drones to film a South Korean naval base and a visiting US ...