Retail giants with manufacturing hubs in Asia are expected to take a financial hit from Trump’s reciprocal tariffs.

Amid the sea of red, there is one subset of merchants that actually stands to benefit from Trump’s sweeping trade war.

President Trump's tariffs will likely hit retail hard, as most retailers have large exposure to Asian markets. Senior Reporter Brooke DiPalma joins the Morning Brief to take a look at how tariffs will ...

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Apparel companies' reliance on imported goods could mean economic pain from fresh tariffs imposed on Asian countries.

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The tariff fallout increases the likelihood of driving the region’s countries, most already receptive to China’s strategic ...