Retailers are battening down the hatches, preparing for a tsunami of tariff-related price increases that are threatening their businesses and consumers' pocketbooks. According to an article in The Wall Street Journal, $250 billion in goods have already been taxed with a 25 percent tariff, $107 billion in goods are set for September 1st tariffs of 10 percent, and additional tariffs on $156 billion in "certain goods"-electronics and clothing, including cell phones, footwear and toys-have now been delayed until December 15th (giving customers a …
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