America’s highest-profile retail chains are walking a difficult tightrope — trying to blunt the financial hit from tariffs by raising prices for consumers without angering them or President Donald ...

Walmart and Home Depot offered shoppers two very different pictures of how President Donald Trump’s new wave of tariffs will ...

Home Depot also saw same-store sales growth ... 02:49 Speaker B Um, and what about the messaging around tariffs? Because, as we just heard from, uh, Ben Warshaw, you know, that's now has some ...

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.

As a number of companies have scaled back or suspended their forecasts amid the tariff uncertainty, Walmart and Home Depot have kept their financial forecasts for the fiscal year unchanged.

Home Depot (HD ... wants to send a, a message uh, perhaps to the administration that, you know, some prices will go up uh, and, and, and so uh, try to help with the tariff negotiations, if ...

But Home Depot Inc.’s more conservative approach to prices and tariffs might go further in placating the president, even if ...

Retailer pushed suppliers to source outside China and keep prices low; big-ticket home projects on hold ...

This follows Home Depot's update on Tuesday that ... and Amazon said displaying tariffs was never its plan to begin with. Sponsor Message Shortly after that, Trump threatened to put a 100% tariff ...

The home improvement retailer, which has experienced sluggish sales, also said the price strategy could help it compete ...

Despite ongoing pressure from tariffs, The Home Depot on Tuesday said it doesn’t intend to raise prices. The announcement came as the home improvement retailer reported first-quarter sales ...