Shortly after checking in at reception on the elegant Viking Viljhalm longship docked in Budapest, my daughter Christina and ...

Americans currently spend an average of $261 on Christmas decorations and other seasonal items every year. “As the proposed rates continue to climb, it’s difficult to estimate the ultimate impact on ...

YIWU, China (AP) — Pins, magnets, wigs, flags, masks, hats, suitcases — even Christmas trees, lights and all sorts of Santa ...

Dublin’s Bridge Park could soon be home to a lavish holiday market inspired by those taking place each Christmas in Germany. The city of Dublin hired Town Square, ...

U.S. retailers are almost completely reliant on China for Christmas decorations, where they source 87% of such goods - worth roughly $4 billion. Chinese factories are also heavily dependent on the U.S ...

From reproductive rights to climate change to Big Tech, The Independent is on the ground when the story is developing. Whether it's investigating the financials of Elon Musk's pro-Trump PAC or ...

The rally in US stocks followed the move higher in global markets. with European and Asian stocks up as well on news that President Donald Trump and the administration are working to line up trade ...

Markets turned green riding on rumors that Trump would consider a 90-day pause on tariffs. Stock markets turned green for a brief moment Monday morning after reports claimed that President Donald ...

By Ben Casselman This time, maybe the stock market is the economy. Financial markets around the world have plummeted in the days since President Trump announced sweeping tariffs, setting off a ...

THEY split opinion, but they do drive footfall into town. While Christmas markets had a stormy time of it last year – the weather forced the first weekend of trading to be cancelled in Stratford and ...

Asian stock markets have fallen dramatically amid escalating fears of a global trade war - as Donald Trump called his tariffs "medicine" and showed no sign of backing down. Hong Kong's Hang Seng ...

Languages: English. Warren Buffett's steady-hand philosophy is resurfacing amid renewed investor anxiety, in the wake of steep market drops triggered by tariff announcements by President Donald Trump.