Tech companies big and small are offering bold visions of AI-backed products that could be headed into our everyday lives soon. Unless tariffs trip them up.

The Trump administration’s tariff plans could ignite legal battles, as questions loom for businesses and investors. Yahoo Finance correspondent Ben Werschkul explains on Asking for a Trend that President-elect Trump could enact the 1977 International Emergency Economic Powers Act (IEEPA) — an aggressive move allowing fast tariff implementation that would allow him to make aggressive tariff changes quickly.

President-elect Donald Trump denied a report about his transition team developing a tariff plan that would be more restrained than his campaign proposals.

President-elect Donald Trump could use the International Economic Emergency Powers Act, a threat he has made before.

CNN reported on Wednesday, citing sources familiar with the matter, that the president-elect of the USA, Donald Trump, is considering declaring a state of emergency in the national economy to provide legal justification for implementing a series of widespread tariffs.

President-elect Donald Trump is reportedly reconsidering his approach to tariffs, potentially opting for a more targeted strategy that would apply duties to a select range of goods and services rather than imposing them universally across all nations,