News for April 2, 2025

President Donald Trump announced new tariffs that could raise prices for many imported goods, including products sold by Walmart and Amazon.

Trump’s new 46% tariff on imports from Vietnam could raise costs for U.S. retailers and brands, including Nike and Wayfair, and likely lead to higher prices for shoppers.

President Donald Trump’s new US tariffs are raising concerns for UK exporters, especially Scotch whisky makers, which face a sharp hit in their biggest foreign market.

Rep. Rob Menendez is pushing a bill to require clearer caffeine labels on some drinks after the death of a student linked to Panera Bread’s Charged Lemonade.

President Donald Trump’s new tariff plan shook global markets, sending U.S. stock futures and major companies like Apple and Amazon sharply lower.

Donald Trump’s new tariffs on imports into the US could raise prices, affect interest rates, and put pressure on UK businesses and jobs.

Boeing CEO Kelly Ortberg told senators the company is making progress on safety reforms and is working with the Justice Department on a revised plea deal.

United Airlines is expanding its Asia-Pacific network with new flights to Thailand, Vietnam, Australia, and more service to the Philippines.

President Donald Trump is weighing the future of TikTok as Amazon says it wants to buy the app before a U.S. deadline forces a sale or shutdown.

Trump’s new tariffs on Chinese auto parts are likely to raise costs for Americans, not move production back to the U.S.

Amazon has made a late bid to buy TikTok as the Trump administration rushes to find a non-Chinese owner before a U.S. deadline.

Buyers are rushing to purchase cars before President Donald Trump’s new tariffs push prices higher, with Hyundai and dealers like Millennium Honda warning that costs may soon rise.

A lawsuit says Planet Fitness refused to let bystanders use an AED to help a man who had a heart attack near one of its gyms, leading to his death.

Tesla sales fell sharply in early 2025, with Elon Musk’s political role and backlash against him adding to pressure on the company.

President Donald Trump’s expected new tariffs shook markets, but stocks recovered by the close as investors hoped the plan could still lead to negotiations.

More than 240 people on the Queen Mary 2 got sick with norovirus during a transatlantic cruise, according to the CDC.

Hooters has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy, but the company says it plans to stay open and keep operating.