Walmart (WMT), Amazon (AMZN), and T.J. Maxx owner TJX (TJX) have been increasing their market shares in the tariff economy by offering shoppers good deals, Sarah Nassauer and Natasha Khan of The Wall Street Journal reports. Walmart has kept price increases to a minimum by absorbing much of the tariff costs while TJX is buying excess inventory other retailers ordered ahead of the tariffs and now need to unload. Meanwhile, Amazon improved its delivery network to send packages faster and cheaper.
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