The justices seemed eager to have Congress deal with the issue of online retailers paying state taxes, but also showed concern for small businesses.

The National Retail Federation said the brief talk was “constructive.”

With more questions about how the Silicon Valley giants operate, the world is reevaluating its love affair with technology.

Experts say the tariffs will spark a domino effect, which might hike up end-prices on household items.

The duties could make it more expensive to buy machinery to produce goods in the U.S.

The President again went after the e-commerce company, noting the post office was being treated as “Delivery Boy.”

The President’s latest tweet storm takes aim at Amazon again, doubling down on post office gripes, and driving shares down once more.

The tweeter-in-chief kept at the e-commerce giant over Easter weekend.

Amazon’s market value fell $32 billion as investors worried that President Trump’s angry words could translate into action.

The industry sees its much-loved tax cuts slipping away with the strong possibility that new tariffs will hit apparel.

Walmart, Target, Gap and others are urging Trump to “carefully consider” trade actions against China.

A blowhard in the White House means more to react to.

Retailers could be stuck with worse tax write-offs, and related cash-flow problems, for a while.

Industry groups aren’t up for a “trade war” that may well have broad effects.

January worker additions to specialty retail nearly made up for several months of cuts.