Retail’s latest tariff challenge? Setting prices.

OnePlus Watch 3 drops to $349 permanently following tariff-induced price hike

After being delayed due to a typo and returning with a massive price hike, the OnePlus Watch 3 has dropped...

Tech-related tariffs remain uncertain, but prepare for cost hikes, experts say • Wisconsin Examiner

Foreign-made semiconductors are facing scrutiny and tariffs by the Trump administration, which would cause a ripple effect for manufacturing and price of most electronic goods, experts say. (Photo by Narumon Bowonkitwanchai/Getty Images)The price of technology goods and services in the U.S. will likely rise in the next few months, experts say, as the White House continues to shift its strategy on tariffs for imported electronic hardware. After i…

Retail’s latest tariff challenge? Setting prices.

New levies are shaping up to be a sort of holiday tax on consumers already touchy about spending, so careful analysis and clear communication are paramount.

BikeBiz Column: Is MSRP in USD still the benchmark?

Funn MTB’s Dominic Loh weighs in on a growing debate within the bike industry, arguing that the U.S.’s unique tariff landscape necessitates a departure from a globally uniform MSRP, advocating for either distinct U.S. pricing or transparent tariff surcharges to ensure fairness and maintain international competitiveness. Should the U.S. Bike Market have its own Pricing? For the longest time, the outdoor and bike industry have pegged the MSRP to U…

FPSA - The latest tariff challenge for businesses? Setting prices.

With inflation already causing a broader pullback in spending, deciding whether to pass on higher costs to consumers has become “a really tough needle to thread,” one analyst said. Read MoreThe post The latest tariff challenge for businesses? Setting prices. appeared first on FPSA.

Jim Cramer's top stock picks amid trade war

Summary:⚈Jim Cramer sees TJX Companies as the top retail winner of the trade war.⚈ He believes U.S. retailers like Macy’s and Kohl’s could benefit from tariffs.⚈Skepticism remains due to Cramer’s history of controversial stock calls. The former hedge fund manager and host of Mad Money, Jim Cramer, has been overwhelmingly bullish about the U.S. economy and equities in 2025, repeatedly voicing his confidence that America will win the escalating tr…