'Devastating': Small businesses sue Trump over tariffs
- Five small businesses filed suit against President Trump in the U.S. Court of International Trade this month.
- Trump imposed tariffs under the International Emergency Economic Powers Act , citing trade deficits as justification.
- The plaintiffs include FishUSA, Genova Pipe, MicroKits, Terry Precision Cycling, and VOS Selections, facing rising costs.
- Nik Holm noted, "even before this year's increases, we were already paying tariffs of up to 39.5%"; now China faces 145%.
- The lawsuit alleges Trump overstepped congressional authority, potentially starting a trade war impacting entrepreneurs and consumers.
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Chicago toffee maker Crafian hopes people still crave sweets in tough times
For Shawn Johnson, founder of Crafian Artisan Toffee, April is a test of consumer sentiment during a tumultuous time of government layoffs, sweeping tariffs and uncertainty.How Crafian’s decadent toffee sells at Chicago artisan markets this month will be telling for Johnson. Sales will give some indication of “what people are thinking, feeling and saying about nonessential indulgence items,” Johnson said. “I’m willing to bet uncertainty is very …
Small Businesses Are Suing Trump Over Tariff Nonsense
Though U.S. President Donald Trump temporarily paused some of his "Liberation Day" tariffs for negotiations, a nonprofit firm and legal scholar still sued him and other officials on Monday on behalf of five import-reliant small businesses, asking the U.S. Court of International Trade to "declare the president's unprecedented power grab illegal." Ilya Somin, a Cato Institute chair and George Mason University law professor, announced earlier this …

'Devastating': Small businesses sue Trump over tariffs
A group of small businesses — including a wine and sake importer, industrial manufacturer and fishing gear and tackle e-commerce firm — are suing President Donald Trump over his tariffs, challenging his use of an emergency law to impose taxes…
This stroller is getting $300 more expensive because of tariffs, a baby store owner tells me
The popular UPPABaby stroller will go from $899 to $1199 due to tariffs.Fly View Productions/Getty ImagesUPPAbaby brand strollers and car seats are going to cost parents more because of tariffs, one store owner tells me.Elizabeth Mahon, the owner of a baby goods store in Washington, DC, is raising prices on one stroller by $300.UPPAbaby says it's trying to absorb increased costs of production, but calls price hikes "unavoidable."Parents, get rea…
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