The headlines this past February suggested a collective sigh of relief was in order. When the Supreme Court struck down the ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. President of the United States Fashion Industry Association Julia Hughes describes the impact of the Supreme Court's recent ...

As Washington weighs new trade measures tied to forced labor, fashion brands may soon face higher import costs — and greater pressure to prove exactly where their products come from.

The government’s new refund system is largely functioning — but eligibility gaps, data complexity, legal exposure, and a growing infrastructure divide mean the path to recovery is far from ...

Tariffs remain a primary tool for shaping global trade policy, playing a central role in current administration strategies. Whether targeting China, Canada, or Mexico, these policies exert pressure ...

The COVID-19 pandemic has the U.S. economy on shaky ground, and voices across the fashion spectrum are seizing their opportunity to refocus attention on their long-standing bottom-line pain point: ...

President of the United States Fashion Industry Association Julia Hughes describes the impact of the Supreme Court's recent upending of tariffs, as well as the impending refunds due by the government.