Tariffs Are Down, But Uncertainty Is Back
The U.S. Supreme Court ruled that President Trump lacked authority to impose the emergency “Liberation Day” fashion tariffs, reducing the import levy to a baseline 10 percent with a possible rise to 15 percent. While the headline cut offers short‑term relief, the abrupt policy reversal has plunged the industry into uncertainty, forcing firms to reassess cost structures built around higher duties. Executives now face operational paralysis as they must navigate week‑to‑week tariff shifts, turning supply‑chain planning into a reactive, cross‑functional exercise. The decision also sparks a complex legal battle over potential refunds for duties already collected.
London’s Premier Party Photographer on the Art of Working a Room
In this episode, Imran Ahmed sits down with legendary party photographer Dave Bennett, who reflects on a four‑decade career capturing iconic moments from Madonna’s concerts to Princess Diana’s after‑parties. Bennett shares how he stumbled into photography, the gritty apprenticeship on...