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New federal aid will make it easier for low-income shoppers to buy more fruits and vegetables at grocery stores.

A new Colorado law is imposing a new regulatory compliance hurdle on retailers.

Retailers are warning that consumers are one step closer to feeling the full extent of the trade war.

Retailers are blasting a Supreme Court decision in favor of American Express rules that prevent merchants from encouraging the use of other credit cards with lower processing fees.

It may have taken two decades, but a ruling by the U.S.

Retailers are calling on Congress to rein in an escalating trade war with China. On Tuesday President Trump said he is considering tariffs on an additional $200 billion in Chinese goods if China does not yield to U.S. demands. This is after he imposed $50 billion in tariffs last week.

Retailers that stock their stores with Chinese-made goods won't see an immediate impact from the tariffs on China announced Friday.

Retailers expressed concerns over the White House announcement to move forward on implementing $50 billion tariffs on goods imported from China.  On Tuesday, the White House said the administration would proceed with its proposal to impose 25% tariffs on $50 billion worth of goods from

Retailers are making sure that the president and other policy-makers get a lesson on the economic impacts of tariffs.

Proposed tariffs on Chinese goods would destroy U.S. jobs, disrupt supply chains and increase prices for U.S. consumers during the upcoming back-to-school and holiday seasons. 

Retailers would lose nearly $16 billion if the United States exits the North American Free Trade Agreement.

The Retail Industry Leaders Association has hired a director of regulatory affairs and compliance.