Walmart, the retail giant that employs over 2 million people in the U.S., just dropped a bombshell: prices are about to climb as tariffs force the company to shift costs to consumers. CFO John David Rainey confirmed the move in recent media interviews, saying the financial strain from high tariffs is now too heavy to absorb internally. CBS News’ J.D. Durkin called it a "clear signal" of tough times ahead for American wallets. 🚨
With 90% of Americans living within 10 miles of a Walmart store, this isn’t just another corporate update—it’s a nationwide alert. Retailers across the board reportedly breathed a sigh of relief when Walmart broke the ice, giving them cover to follow suit. The timeline? Changes could roll out as early as this month. 💼📆
Translation: That "Made in USA" debate just got real—and your grocery bill might soon reflect it. Experts say this move highlights how global trade policies are hitting home, one shopping cart at a time. 🌍🛒
