Amazon says it’s not planning to display added tariff costs next to product prices on its site — despite a report that sparked speculation the e-commerce giant would soon show the new import charges.

Wall Street Journal reporter Keach Hagey joins the editors in unpacking the billionaire tech mogul’s political views and ...

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President Donald Trump's budding friendship with Amazon founder Jeff Bezos hit a snag as the retailer considers how to ...

Tensions flare as Leavitt calls retailer's price transparency plan 'hostile and political' before Amazon backtracks.

The clash with Trump highlights the pressure Amazon is under to blunt the impact of Trump’s aggressive tariffs on Chinese ...

Trump has signaled he is standing by Hegseth for now, shrugging off the public scrutiny and calls by Democrats that Hegseth is a national security risk. Hegseth’s presence with the president on the ...

For now, Amazon has walked back from publicly advertising the same model as Shein and Temu. After Amazon considered ...

Amazon is denying that it planned to show US tariffs on product listings, after a report sparked backlash from the White ...

Amazon has reversed course on a reported plan to display tariff-related surcharges on its website after former President Donald Trump called company founder Jeff Bezos to complain, raising questions ...

Amazon floated the idea of displaying adjusted tariff prices next to products online. The Trump Administration reacted to such an idea.