Megan Cerullo

1 week ago | cbsnews.com | Megan Cerullo |Aimee Picchi

Tariffs could make Shein and Temu products more expensive Shein and Temu, two popular Chinese e-commerce sites known for their low-cost items, say they will raise prices for U.S. consumers starting next week, a move that comes amid President Trump's 145% tariff on imports from China and the end of a trade loophole. The sites are popular with U.S. shoppers because of their low prices, with a focus on fast fashion.

1 week ago | cbsnews.com | Megan Cerullo

Small business owner sues Trump over tariffs Small business owners worry that mounting economic uncertainty, driven largely by President Trump's shifting tariff policies, could shut their doors for good. Beth Benike, cofounder of Busy Baby, told CBS MoneyWatch that a lack of clarity on the direction of U.S. tariffs poses serious problems for the Oronoco, Minnesota-based retailer. "I am a problem solver. When a decision or policy comes out, I'll find a solution.

1 week ago | cbsnews.com | Megan Cerullo |Aimee Picchi

Zoom, the popular video communications service, was down for tens of thousands of users Wednesday, according to website tracker Downdetector. At around 3:00 p.m. EST Wednesday, roughly 68,000 users reported problems using the videoconferencing tool. Most Zoom customers reported issues using the web application, while many also said they couldn't successfully use the mobile app, according to Downdetector. The outage appeared to be widespread across the U.S., according to user complaints.

1 week ago | cbsnews.com | Megan Cerullo |Aimee Picchi

American Airlines will offer loyalty program members free Wi-Fi beginning in January 2026. The perk, which will be offered through a partnership with AT&T, will initially only be available to airline AAdvantage loyalty program members. The airline will provide the service across two million flights annually, with about roughly 90% of its fleet, including 500 regional aircraft, equipped with high-speed Wi-Fi to make it available to passengers early next year.

1 week ago | cbsnews.com | Megan Cerullo |Alain Sherter

Your daily cup of joe could get even more expensive under new U.S. tariffs on dozens of countries around the world. The levies, called "reciprocal tariffs," are making it more expensive for coffee shops to import beans and absorb other operational costs, with some businesses already starting to pass them along to customers. That means higher prices for coffee drinkers.