<ul><li>Companies are preparing to raise prices in response to President Donald Trump's tariff proposals.</li><li>Trump announced tariffs on numerous countries, leading to price increase warnings.</li><li>Companies like AutZone, Columbia Sportswear, Stanley Black & Decker, Walmart, Best Buy, Target, and Volkswagen have all expressed plans to raise prices.</li><li>AutoZone CEO mentioned passing tariff costs to consumers, especially due to Trump's 25% car import tariff.</li><li>Columbia Sportswear's CEO expressed concern about tariffs affecting prices.</li><li>Stanley Black & Decker evaluated scenarios for new tariffs and planned to offset impacts with supply chain and pricing actions.</li><li>Walmart's CFO and CEO discussed potential price increases if Trump's tariff proposals are enacted.</li><li>Best Buy's CEO highlighted the likelihood of price increases due to Trump's tariff plans.</li><li>Target's CEO expected price increases on produce due to Trump's tariff plans on goods from Mexico and Canada.</li><li>Volkswagen mentioned placing import fees on vehicles made outside the US in response to Trump's 25% car import tariff.</li></ul>

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