Trump's tariff back-and-forth keeps CEOs on edge

When the Supreme Court struck down a major pillar of President Donald Trump's tariff policy last week, "there were no big fireworks that went off" at Stew Leonard's, the New York-based grocery chain's CEO, Stew Leonard Jr., told Business Insider. The retailer relies on international vendors for products such as New Zealand lamb and European wines and cheeses, and it has raised prices on items that were affected over the last year, citing import costs, Leonard said.While eliminating tariffs entirely would ha ...