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Not every retailer will eat the costs of tariffs — but these will. At least for now.
The United States heavily relies on imports — it’s one of the largest importers globally. So if import costs go up, consumers stand to feel it unless retailers, restaurants and other companies decide to take the brunt of increased prices. On April 2, President Donald Trump declared that the U.S. economy was in a state of emergency, due to an imbalance between America’s imports and exports…
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