Sam's Club shares big plans to keep members happy
The Walmart-owned warehouse club thinks it knows what customers want.
Every retailer understands that America has entered a deep period of economic uncertainty.
By most accounts, the economy has been healthy, but there are some dark clouds looming over it.
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President Donald Trump's tariffs linger over every decision many consumers make. They have arguably pulled forward some purchases as people look to buy before they hit.
In other cases, people have become extremely cautious, and tariffs are not the only reason for that. The job market has been strong, but it's also changing, and artificial intelligence will wreak havoc on many fields.
Many Americans, even ones who are doing well financially, are worried. It's fair to call the current presidential administration a wild card no matter where you stand politically. Some global issues may also be beyond America's control, which could force gas prices higher.
