Aaron Rupar
@atrupar.com
REPORTER: Amazon will soon display a number next to the price of each product that shows how much the Trump tariffs are adding. Isn't that a perfect demonstration that it's the American consumer who is paying for these policies?

LEAVITT: This is a hostile and political act by Amazon.

Related:

Some Amazon sellers are pulling out of Prime Day amid Trump tariffs

Sellers are reluctant to commit to Prime Day discounts amid tariffs
Some are decreasing deals for Prime Day or pulling out altogether
Third-party sellers accounted for 62% of units sold on Amazon in Q4

Amazon's (AMZN.O), opens new tab Prime Day is losing its luster among a critical group: sellers.

Some third-party merchants who previously sold China-made goods during Amazon's premier July shopping event are sitting it out this year or reducing the amount of discounted merchandise they offer.

Also related, take a look at the list of everyday products that are going up substantially:

Carl Quintanilla
@carlquintanilla.bsky.social
TELSEY begins tracking price increases over the past week. Some highlights:

* Abercrombie jeans: up 33%

* Amazon Echo: up 38.5%

* Target / Barbie doll: up 42.9%

Try this link:

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