For those wondering what products will see price hikes from tariffs introduced by President Donald Trump, the answer is everything, a UH economist said.

Houston is an industrial hub. Trump wants the reindustrialization of America. Should be a perfect match, right? Business ...

CW39 anchor Sharron Melton talks with University of Houston Adjunct Professor of Supply Chain & Logistics Margaret Kidd about ...

Speaking to Newsweek Joshua Blank, who runs the Texas Politics Project at the University of Texas in Austin, said the Lone ...

Houston business leaders express concern as Trump's tariffs threaten grocery, car, and appliance prices, potentially harming local businesses.

Economists say it’s too soon to tell whether President Donald Trump’s reciprocal tariffs — announced then walked back days later — will tank the American economy and force a recession, but Houstonians ...

Experts say produce is where shoppers may likely see the most immediate impact of tariffs on prices due to the shorter life-span of those products.

Dr. Dietrich Von Biedenfeld of Houston Community College speaks on economic impact following President Donald Trump's announcement on Wednesday.

This could be months. It could be a year. Again, it’s unprecedented to levy a tax on every trading partner versus targeted to a specific industry.” -Margaret Kidd/Associate ...

UH's program director of Supply Chain and Logistics Technology said if a full trade war escalates, it will place jobs, ...

On top of that, price cuts have ticked up from 20.8% to 22.6% among homes with an asking price below $1 million, but remained ...