Dollar Tree is proactively strategizing to counter potential price hikes due to tariffs, particularly those from the Trump administration. CEO Michael Creedon outlines contingency plans to tackle ...

Iconic "dollar" star Dollar Tree has already raised its standard price once, increasing the standard ... store is considering another major increase to its pricing. With the tariffs from the ...

In 2024, Dollar Tree added 300 items priced between $1.50 and $7 in more than 3,000 stores, the biggest price increase since the retailer started charging $1.25 for its items in 2021. The company ...

In 2024 earnings call, Dollar Tree said it was raising prices across its thousands of stores nationwide, including raising its highest priced items to $7. In addition to an increase in the price ...

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After a store-wide price increase in 2021, it appears Dollar Tree has once again quietly raised prices on a few of its items. News of the price increase quickly began to circulate on TikTok.

The most recent price hike at Dollar Tree has caused 'devastation across the nation.' The popular chain's plan to start products at $1.50 instead of $1.25 is becoming an unfortunate reality for ...

Dollar Tree (NasdaqGS:DLTR) reported a 22% share price increase over the last month. Despite a challenging financial quarter marked by increased net losses, the modest sales growth and future guidance ...

Tariffs have introduced “uncertainty and volatility,” Creedon said, but Dollar Tree is shifting its suppliers to try to mitigate the impact and considering raising prices. Dollar Tree believed ...

The brokerage said Monday the higher tariff regime provides Dollar Tree with additional room to raise prices above the $1.25 threshold, a move it first made in 2022. At the time, the change helped ...

"We think that [Dollar Tree] has cover to increase their base price in this environment with everyone else also increasing prices." Citi Analysts Think Tariffs Will Hit Rivals Harder About half of ...