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Supreme Court prepares to weigh tariffs fight in test of Trump's power
For Lindsay Hagerman, the past few months have felt tumultuous. As the co-owner of the Pennsylvania-based RainCaper, which sells art-inspired travel accessories and gifts, Hagerman has found herself questioning her pricing strategy while watching tariffs on goods imported from China see-saw from 10% to 20% to 145% — and then back down again. "Is it temporary? Is this the new normal? You're struggling with how do we price — do we change prices now? Wait? I don't want to gouge people," Hagerman told CBS News. "That's not how you do good business. But I also need to cover expenses." RainCaper, which Hagerman ... (full story)
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