US EditionTariffs are causing turbulence for Korean Air. But its CEO remains bullish
- Executives at major companies discussed how President Donald Trump's tariffs, imposed and postponed since early 2025, affect their businesses amid shifting market conditions.
- These tariffs, aimed at key U.S. trading partners, have caused ongoing uncertainty because some tariffs remain postponed to allow negotiations, while others are active.
- Companies report that tariffs raise costs on items like aluminum cans and autos, with JetBlue delaying its forecast due to weakened travel demand and weakening consumer confidence.
- Coca-Cola faces a 25% aluminum tariff but expects manageable impact and 7%-9% adjusted earnings growth, while PepsiCo lowered earnings forecasts due to tariffs, and GM reassesses 2025 outlook amid auto tariffs.
- The tariff environment pressures companies to monitor macro-economic risks as higher costs may lead to price increases, potentially intensifying inflation and reducing consumer spending.
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What CEOs are saying about how tariffs will impact their businesses — and your wallet
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For the major US corporations, Donald Trump's decrees are often a challenge. They have two ways to deal with them: either they buck before the US president and his will or they go on a confrontational course. The former still prevails.
Execs face tough task of estimating tariff impact
NEW YORK — Executives at some of the world's biggest companies are faced with the tricky task of explaining how President Donald Trump's tariffs are impacting their business as they discuss the latest financial results.
Pessimistic businesses stall new hirings
(CNN, KYMA/KECY) – Uncertainty is the key word that is impacting businesses lately. That's according to a new survey of businesses released by the Federal Reserve. The report shows that overall economic activity has not changed very much over the past two months, but uncertainty around international trade policy is scaring many business. As a result, business owners are putting off long term plans and reeling off in spending. One key area where …
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