Companies across the corporate spectrum revealed more pain from the cost of U.S. President Donald Trump’s tariff war, with bellwethers Caterpillar, Marriott and others on Tuesday noting weaker demand and higher prices.
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From ingredient costs to sagging demand, tariffs further pinch company earnings
By Reuters Econ
