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Yahoo
29-05-2025
- Business
- Yahoo
Tariffs are now affecting retail prices of imports; Here's how you can save money
(WHTM) — Tariffs are starting to affect the price of imports, so it may be time to buy sooner rather than later. Walmart has finally said what a lot of what many stores have been hedging about: Ot's about to start raising prices because of tariffs, but it turns out some retailers are already doing just that. Some of the first people to notice price hikes in the recent weeks were Temu and Shein shoppers, like Brenda Buschle. 'I buy a lot of stuff for my business,' said Buschle. 'This shirt is from Temu!' When the new Chinese tariffs hit, she says, prices on some items doubled. 'I had ordered a 3-pack of Capri pants,' said Buschle. 'They were $17, and they went up to $36.' Days later, we spoke with fish market owner Richard Barlion, who says his suppliers have raised some 10 percent.'Cod has been going up,' said Barlion. 'Halibut, that's Nova Scotia, Canada, swordfish is from Brazil through Mexico.' It's not just direct from China items, or imported food in your fridge, that are starting to see tariffs, as a number of retailers are now starting to raise prices. With a 30 percent tariff on Chinese imports and a 25 percent tariff on imported cars: Ford has just announced price hikes on cars made in Mexico, like the Bronco Sport and Mustang Mach-E. Stanley Black and Decker says it is starting to raise prices on tools and other Chinese-made items. Nintendo and Microsoft have just raised prices on gaming controllers and accessories. CNBC says many Amazon third-party sellers are starting to raise prices. Now, as U.S. warehouses start to run out of pre-tariff items… 'It's eventually going to run out, and they are going to have to raise prices even more,' said Buschle. If you are on the bubble about a big purchase this summer, you might want to buy it sooner rather than later, so you don't waste your money. Find more stories on Copyright 2025 Nexstar Media, Inc. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten, or redistributed.
Yahoo
28-01-2025
- Business
- Yahoo
Tiara Yachts Voted 'Favorite Express Cruiser' in Southern Boating's 2025 Readers' Choice Awards
HOLLAND, Mich., Jan. 28, 2025 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Tiara Yachts, a family-owned manufacturer of American-made luxury watercrafts, has earned the honor of 'Favorite Express Cruiser' in Southern Boating's 2025 Readers' Choice Awards. Tiara Yachts has won this award every year since it was inaugurated in 2020. 'Winning 'Favorite Express Cruiser' as we kick off 2025 is a moment of pride for the Tiara family,' said Tom Slikkers, CEO and President of Tiara Yachts. 'We are deeply grateful to everyone who has supported our vision and recognizes us as an industry leader. Our team continues to work hard to deliver quality, hand-crafted products to our customers and build upon a foundation of excellence that's been decades in the making.' The Readers' Choice Awards named winners in 37 different categories ranging from Favorite Sportfisherman to Favorite Boating Navigation. To view the full list of recipients, please visit Catch Tiara Yachts' award-winning watercrafts in person at the 2025 Miami International Boat Show from February 12-16 at the D Dock of Herald Plaza. Tiara's newest yacht, the 56 LS, makes its debut at MIBS, and will be accompanied by a robust fleet of Tiara models. For more information regarding Tiara Yachts, visit About Tiara Yachts Tiara Yachts, headquartered in Holland, Michigan, is one of the oldest privately held boat manufacturers in the United States. The Tiara Yachts model line includes inboard vessels from 39 to 60 feet in the Coupe and EX lines. Outboard powered Tiara Yachts models range from 34 to 56 feet in three distinct Series: Luxury Sport (LS), Luxury Crossover (LX), and Luxury Express (LE). For more information, please visit Media ContactEmma Buschle ebuschle@ in to access your portfolio
