US thrift stores are betting that the pain conventional retailers are expected to endure from Donald Trump’s tariffs will be their gain.
Many large retailers are bracing themselves for turbulent times as the US president’s levies sharply increase the cost of importing goods, some of which will almost certainly be passed on to consumers. But second-hand sellers are hoping that customers will flock to their stores in search of bargains.
“Resale is a rare industry that benefits from the…
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