Gap says Trump’s tariffs could cost the company a whopping $150 million, sending shares into a tailspin



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Gap sweaters and clothes in a store

Merchandise is offered for sale at a GAP Outlet store on May 29, 2025 in Chicago, Illinois. Despite beating expectations during its first-quarter results released today, Gap shares fell after the company said recently imposed tariffs could impact their bottom line by hundreds of millions of dollars.

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Stan Choe, The Associated Press

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