The aisles of the largest stores in America are undergoing a subtle change. You might not notice it right away, but you’ll see it when you look closer. Something is missing when you walk into a Target, Walmart, or Home Depot today. It might be that your preferred brands are disappearing, perhaps specialized tools or appliances you love so much, are gone, or maybe it's simply a feeling that, ...
9 U.S. Businesses About to Feel the Full Force of Tariff Increases
With new tariff hikes rippling through the U.S. economy, many businesses are beginning to feel the strain. From big-box retailers and automakers to online giants and local businesses, the impact of these rising duties has become hard to ignore. These new tariffs, many of which target goods from China, are increasing costs, squeezing profit margins, and forcing difficult decisions about pricing, ...
Is Your Favorite Retailer Closing Its Doors in 2025?
The last decade has been very tough for businesses in the United States. Several businesses had to shut down during the COVID-19 pandemic, hoping to secure loans from the government. Hundreds of thousands could not survive the crisis, and those businesses that did survive lost significant revenue. In 2025, American companies are facing another crisis as President Donald Trump has ignited ...
First It Was Canada – Now Europeans Are Avoiding US Brands Too
For years, American products, both physical and digital, held a special kind of allure. From fast food to tech gadgets, owning what was seen on U.S. TV shows or Netflix hits felt like a slice of that lifestyle. Spotting those familiar brands on foreign shelves brought a sense of connection, like stepping into the world of the shows we binged. But that connection is changing. More and more ...
Retail Meltdown Hits New Low—2,500 More Closures Expected By July
Like wildfire, the retail collapse is quickly spreading across the industry. Up to 2,000 store closures were announced in the first quarter of 2025 alone, with projections now expecting 15,000 shut doors nationwide by year-end, over twice 2024's record 7,325 closures67. It is no flash in the pan but a shift in composition, driven by the magnitude of e-commerce, the sting of inflation, and ...
Top Shoe Brand Opens New US Factory While Still Holding Prices Steady
Most shoes on U.S. shelves—nearly 99%—come from overseas. So when prices spike, it’s easy to blame inflation or brands. But trade tensions and rising tariffs are now the hidden forces driving up costs. A recent survey found 78% of Americans have delayed buying shoes because of high prices. That’s why one major brand’s decision to expand U.S. manufacturing without raising prices is causing ...
Struggling American Fashion Retailer Closes 28 Locations, More Expected
American retail has suffered in the past few years, and many retailers are experiencing an enormous shift. As brick-and-mortar locations struggle to keep pace with digital-first rivals and evolving shopper expectations, closing these stores helps them adapt to the rapidly changing marketplace and ensure they come out on top. This company recently announced the closure of 28 stores in the first ...
Walgreens Initiates Closure of 1,200 Stores Nationwide
Walgreens has cemented itself over the years for providing quality products at reasonable prices, but recently, they've made an announcement that could impact millions of Americans across the United States. In a bid to cut costs and improve profitability in a declining retail landscape, 1,200 stores are going to be shut down in multiple states in the future. A comprehensive list has not been ...
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