A new report shows President Donald Trump's tariffs are affecting consumers' online shopping behavior, with 34% delaying ...

Regardless of what happens with the tariffs, they are a great excuse to get honest about your worst shopping habits, and to replace them with new (better) ones.

Krystal Wahnschaffe, 35, is a Texas mother of two. She spent $919 on a spring clothing haul and was hit with an additional $372 tariff bill.

Additional insights into how tariffs are impacting consumer shopping habits include: 17% of consumers have changed shopping habits due to tariffs (an additional 40% are monitoring them) ...

While many boomers are making changes to how they shop, a not insignificant amount — 32% — said they will not be adjusting their shopping habits due to tariffs.

83% of consumers say they plan to change shopping habits in response to rising prices As tariff hikes ripple through the U.S. economy, a new report from Numerator, a leading market research firm ...