Skechers Sale Looms Under Trump’s Tariffs in $9.4B Deal
Under mounting tariffs, US footwear leader Skechers agrees to a $9.4B sale to 3G Capital, highlighting trade-war squeeze on global supply chains and industry shakeups.
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