US EditionUS retailers haggle with suppliers after Trump tariffs
- U.S. Retailers Walmart and Target are negotiating with suppliers over price increases due to tariffs on imported goods.
- David Dalquist, CEO of Nordic Ware, reported a cost surge of 5% to 10% affecting pricing decisions for holiday products.
- Kim Vaccarella, founder of Bogg Bag, raised bag prices by $5 due to 20% tariffs on Chinese imports imposed earlier this year.
- Isaac Larian, CEO of MGA Entertainment, indicated that retailers are resistant to price hikes due to stressed consumers and market competition.
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Former Target exec pours cold water on ‘grossly exaggerated’ tariff concerns, explains why prices won't rise
A longtime and well-respected former executive of some of America’s most popular retail companies is putting out a firestorm of concern about tariffs putting more pressure on consumer prices."They're not going to go up 10 to 15 or 20% in price," Gerald Storch – previous executive at Toys"R"Us and Target – said on "Varney & Co." Tuesday. "I think this whole thing with the tariffs is grossly exaggerated by a factor of at least two.""I think people…
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U.S. retailers haggle with suppliers after Trump tariffs | Honolulu Star-Advertiser
NEW YORK >> U.S. retailers Walmart and Target are bickering behind the scenes with their suppliers over proposed price hikes on everything from cake pans, tote bags and toys to other merchandise.
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