US Retail Giants Feel the Heat as Tariffs Bite ποΈπΈ
Major US retailers Target and Walmart warn of financial strain from rising tariffs, with job cuts and lowered forecasts signaling economic challenges ahead. ππ
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Major US retailers Target and Walmart warn of financial strain from rising tariffs, with job cuts and lowered forecasts signaling economic challenges ahead. ππ
China opposes EU sanctions targeting its companies, calling them ‘unreasonable’ and vowing to protect its interests. π¨π³πΌ #GlobalTrade
Chinaβs new Private Economy Promotion Law empowers businesses driving 60% of GDP, marking a historic shift for innovation and employment. ππ
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China pauses export restrictions on 28 U.S. entities for 90 days, signaling potential easing in trade tensions. ππ #TradeUpdate
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Over 60% of U.S. small businesses express economic pessimism, citing tariffs and recession fears, per a new CNBC survey.
Nike, Adidas, and other US footwear companies call on Trump to remove tariffs, warning of price hikes and potential industry collapse. ππΌ
Skechers’ $9.4B sale to 3G Capital sparks debate over Trump-era tariffs’ impact on US footwear giants reliant on Asian manufacturing. ππ
76 US footwear firms, including Nike and Adidas, appeal to Trump for tariff exemptions amid rising costs and trade uncertainty. ππΌ