Priya Sharma A Section 232 proclamation signed August 13 imposes a 100% duty on drones over 25 kg, thermal-capable UAS, docking stations and critical components from September 3, with 25% on lighter consumer models. The tariff lands on a US category already short of stock after UFLPA customs detentions and the FCC Covered List.
PVH Corp. reports second quarter fiscal 2026 results after the close on Wednesday, September 2, with the analyst call the next morning. Guidance embeds about USD 100 million of IEEPA tariff refunds, worth roughly 470 basis points of operating margin, while revenue is guided down 3% to 4%.
Burlington received $55 million in tariff refunds in the second quarter and will reinvest every dollar in lower prices rather than book it as profit. The decision cut third-quarter guidance about 19% below consensus and sent the stock down 6.35%.
PDD Holdings reported second quarter revenue up 8% to RMB 112.4 billion, roughly 3.4% below consensus, while net income fell 12% to RMB 27.2 billion. Adjusted earnings beat and the shares rose, but management warned the EU’s new parcel duty will hit the international business.
The United States imposed 50% Section 338 tariffs on roughly $20 billion of Canadian goods at midnight on August 22 after trade talks collapsed minutes before the deadline. Prime Minister Mark Carney suspended negotiations and pledged to match the duties dollar for dollar.
Both agentic checkout standards have shipped no specification since April 2026. Three signals point to at least one of ACP or UCP moving to neutral stewardship by NRF 2027.
Lowe’s reports second quarter fiscal 2026 results on Wednesday, August 19, with consensus looking for about $26.2bn in sales and $4.24 in EPS. The quarter is the clearest test yet of whether $10bn of Pro distribution acquisitions can offset a stalled home improvement consumer.
Dillard’s second quarter net income rose 34% to $97.7 million after a $37.2 million refund of tariffs the Supreme Court invalidated added 260 basis points to retail gross margin. The company says it expects no further significant refunds, even as consumer class actions over the $166 billion pot multiply.
Two of the world’s largest container carriers are steering more of their fleet back toward the Suez Canal. Maersk and Hapag-Lloyd said on August 10 …
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