Brian Womack
Managing Editor at Dallas Business Journal
Retail Reporter at The Dallas Morning News
Managing Editor at the Dallas Business Journal.
Articles
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2 days ago |
victoriaadvocate.com | Brian Womack
Texas stores are bracing for tariff costs — and shoppers could bear the price increases. Nearly three in four retailers and wholesalers expect higher tariffs to deliver a negative effect this year, according to a survey at the Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas. Of those respondents, more than 75% expect to pass on those costs to consumers. The report is another signal of the increasing concerns that new fees on global trade pose for stores and their shoppers.
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2 days ago |
news-journal.com | Brian Womack
Texas stores are bracing for tariff costs — and shoppers could bear the price increases. Nearly three in four retailers and wholesalers expect higher tariffs to deliver a negative effect this year, according to a survey at the Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas. Of those respondents, more than 75% expect to pass on those costs to consumers. The report is another signal of the increasing concerns that new fees on global trade pose for stores and their shoppers.
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3 days ago |
texarkanagazette.com | Brian Womack
Texas stores are bracing for tariff costs -- and shoppers could bear the price increases. Nearly three in four retailers and wholesalers expect higher tariffs to deliver a negative effect this year, according to a survey at the Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas. Of those respondents, more than 75% expect to pass on those costs to consumers. The report is another signal of the increasing concerns that new fees on global trade pose for stores and their shoppers.
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3 days ago |
wacotrib.com | Brian Womack
DALLAS — Texas stores are bracing for tariff costs — and shoppers could bear the price increases. Nearly three in four retailers and wholesalers expect higher tariffs to deliver a negative effect this year, according to a survey at the Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas. Of those respondents, more than 75% expect to pass on those costs to consumers. The report is another signal of the increasing concerns that new fees on global trade pose for stores and their shoppers.
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5 days ago |
thebrunswicknews.com | Brian Womack
By Brian Womack, The Dallas Morning News Texas stores are bracing for tariff costs - and shoppers could bear the price increases. Nearly three in four retailers and wholesalers expect higher tariffs to deliver a negative effect this year, according to a survey at the Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas. Of those respondents, more than 75% expect to pass on those costs to consumers.
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