Six months after playing down the impact of new trade barriers, Amazon CEO Andy Jassy is now warning that tariff-driven price increases are beginning to hit shoppers and could intensify in 2026. The shift matters far beyond one company's earnings call,

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Amazon says tariffs are beginning to raise prices on some items as inventory runs out, prompting supplier talks and shifting consumer spending, according to CEO Andy Jassy.

Amazon CEO Andy Jassy said on Tuesday that the retail giant is open to working with other companies to run their AI shopping assistants on its site, where it already offers its own shopping chatbot. “I think that over time we will work with other third-party agents as well,

Amazon shoppers may soon notice that some familiar items are becoming more expensive. According to Amazon CEO Andy Jassy, the financial impact of U.S. tariffs is now beginning to surface across the platform,