Levi’s Got $80 Million in Trump Tariff Refunds, But You Won’t Get a Piece of the Pie — Top Exec Says ‘Some Retailers Have’ Cut Prices, ‘We Took It Up’
Levi Strauss & Co. (NYSE: LEVI) is reinvesting most of an $80 million tariff refund back into the business rather than cutting prices, and is betting that its new AI shopping assistant can help boost its DTC business.
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Levi's got back $80 million from old tariff fees. Instead of lowering prices for customers, the company is spending that money to improve its own business and technology.
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