Two different surveys show most firms plan to pass along tariff costs to consumers ... About seven out of 10 chief executives surveyed in May said they plan to hike prices by at least 2.5%.

More and more companies are confirming price hikes as President Trump's tariffs are poised to take effect -- most recently, a ...

The administration gave the nations on its tariff list until August 1st to do a deal. The US first announced its tariff plan ...

Home Depot doesn't plan to raise prices broadly as a result of new tariffs, executives said on Tuesday, but some product options may disappear from store shelves if extra import costs make them ...

Walmart. Despite exceeding sales expectations in the first quarter, Walmart may soon increase prices for shoppers because of higher tariffs, according to earnings calls. U.S. shoppers will start ...

Companies are already moving to hike their prices as U.S. tariffs bite, ... For example, 76% of Texas manufacturers said they plan to pass tariff-related costs to consumers, ...

Home Depot doesn't plan to raise prices broadly as a result of new tariffs, executives said on Tuesday, but some product options may disappear from store shelves if extra import costs make them ...

The administration keeps shifting its plans when it comes to trade negotiations. The latest expectation is that most ...

Most companies are already raising prices or plan to because of tariffs, data shows By Alex Harring, CNBC • Published June 4, 2025 • Updated on June 4, 2025 at 1:40 pm BOOKMARKER ...

Home Depot doesn't plan to raise prices broadly as a result of new tariffs, executives said on Tuesday, but some product options may disappear from store shelves if extra import costs make them ...

Most companies are already raising prices or plan to because of tariffs, data shows By Alex Harring, CNBC • Published June 4, 2025 • Updated on June 4, 2025 at 11:40 am BOOKMARKER ...

July deadline. Companies and investors alike are now looking to a July 9 deadline for the return of those suspended tariffs, coping in the meantime with continued confusion regarding to trade policy.