Walmart, Amazon, Costco, Home Depot and Kroger are working on mitigating the impact of tariffs on pricing and product ...

Walmart opened the door for retailers to hike prices over tariffs, but Home Depot doesn't plan to. Digging into each business helps explain why.

America’s highest-profile retail chains are walking a difficult tightrope — trying to blunt the financial hit from tariffs by ...

After Home Depot’s CFO announced the company's commitment to pricing stability, contactors explain how this will affect ...

It’s a tale of two retailers . Home Depot is leaning into tariffs by holding prices steady for customers. Meanwhile, Walmart said last week it will do the opposite and raise prices. That contrast ...

The home improvement chain broke from many other retailers, who say they cannot afford to absorb new tariffs. President Trump recently attacked Walmart for warning of price hikes.

How are we going to see retailers sort of entering either the Walmart camp of admitting to raising prices versus the Home Depot camp of saying we're going to keep prices where they are and what ...

Home Depot is holding firm on its promise to keep prices steady despite mounting pressure from tariffs, even as President Trump escalates his public feud with major retailers like Walmart and ...

said Home Depot is in a good position. “I think they’re able to weather this trade scenario maybe a bit differently than a company like a Walmart,” said Esper. And only partly because of ...

Both Walmart and Home Depot reaffirmed their full-year financial forecasts, despite the likelihood that tariffs would raise costs for certain products. That put Target in a difficult spot heading ...

Around 40% of Walmart’s merchandise is imported, while roughly half of Target’s and Home Depot’s products come from overseas. The chains are all likely to change suppliers, absorb higher ...