Nike and Lululemon stocks have similar trailing valuations. Nike has a price-to-earnings ratio (P/E) of 18 compared to ...

Ah, the word that has roiled the market over the last few weeks. President Donald Trump's tariff war with overseas nations as ...

By now, you’ve likely heard about the round of tariffs that President Donald Trump put on about 185 countries and territories last week. In addition to a blanket 10% tax on all imports to the U.S., ...

Higher tariff rates could cause clothing costs to go up. According to the Associated Press, about 97% of the clothes and shoes purchased in the U.S. are imported, predominantly from Asia, the American ...

Sending children back to school in new sneakers, jeans and T-shirts is likely to cost U.S. families significantly more this ...

What tariffs? TikTok influencers say Nike and Lululemon products can be purchased directly from Chinese manufacturers for less.

Millions of Americans are preparing to buy everything from clothes to cars, uncertain of how much everyday items, from Lululemon to LG televisions, may cost with the new tariffs.

The impact of the seismic shift in the global economy caused by Trump’s reciprocal tariffs is as immediate as it is personal.

If projections around the tariffs’ impact are correct ... In addition to Nike, top brands like Lululemon, Adidas, and Hoka use manufacturers in countries like China, Vietnam, Cambodia, Sri ...

They accelerated the pace when he ordered tariffs on Chinese goods in 2018, shifting more production to other countries in Asia. Lululemon said in its latest annual filing that 40% of its ...

If Lululemon pants go from $150 to $200 to offset tariff costs, I don't think the company will lose a bunch of core customers. This isn't to say that tariffs won't impact Lululemon. They will.