China makes a huge share of U.S. strollers, cribs and toys, with few other options for sourcing baby products elsewhere.

From bottles and cribs to strollers and car seats, an estimated 90% of baby care products come from Asia, according to the ...

President Donald Trump has signed an executive order which would raise Chinese tariffs by 250%. This is set to cause several ...

As spring arrives and children outgrow their winter wardrobes, many families are bracing for potential price hikes of up to 145% on kids' clothing, shoes and toys imported from China.

A 145% tariff on Chinese imports is set to drive up prices on a lot of goods, especially clothing. And it's going to impact more than just fast fashion brands like Shein. Associate Professor of ...

“We despise the fact kids get bullied for having rubbish clothing,” says Ger Fowler as Veterans in Crisis reaches out a helping hand to those in need of new clothing. Did you know with a ...

Just this week, the U.S. imposed a 125% tariff on Chinese goods, intensifying already fraught trade tensions. Hours later, the yield on the 10-year Treasury jumped from 4.1% to 4.5% — and it ...

A Chinese restaurant in Madrid has been shut ... in which strips of defrosted animal flesh were drying on a plastic clothes horse. Eight rusted freezers without functioning thermometers were ...

(Chinatopix Via AP) Chef and Food Stylist Miki Fujiwara, left, helps a fellow customer sort different variations of Chinese made soy sauce as she shops China’s Pearl River soy sauces at 99 Ranch ...

As for China, Trump increased tariffs on Chinese goods to 145% on Wednesday ... because children are constantly outgrowing their clothes and kids' higher activity levels mean they wear down ...

The vibrant costumes worn by performers during the two-hour-long dance performances are inspired by traditional Chinese clothing, drawing from different mythologies, dynasties, folklore, and the ...

FOX News / Via youtube.com "To make it a little more crystal clear, we borrow money from Chinese peasants to buy the things those Chinese peasants manufacture." "That is not a recipe for economic ...