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Tom Regan

Tom Regan

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Reporter, WSB-TV (Atlanta, GA)

Atlanta

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  • Some Georgia businesses starting to feel tariff tension

    By Tom Regan Verified| WSB-TV (Atlanta, GA) Verified GEORGIA — Businesses across the board in Georgia are starting to feel the tariff tension. That’s the word today from the president of the Georgia Chamber of Commerce. [DOWNLOAD: Free WSB-TV News app for alerts as news breaks]Georgia’s Chamber President Chris Clark says the steep import tariff imposed on China is causing pain in Georgia. ‘We’re seeing impact across the board to every sector in the state, to lots of businesses," Clark said.

    By Tom Regan Verified · WSB-TV (Atlanta, GA)

    Apr. 16, 2025

  • Items essential to caring for your baby aren’t immune to tariff impacts, metro shop owner says

    By Tom Regan Verified| WSB-TV (Atlanta, GA) Verified CHAMBLEE, Ga. — Businesses in metro Atlanta that sell products for infants and small children say that, much like many other things, the cost of their merchandise will rise as tariffs take effect. Channel 2’s Tom Regan visited Wee Bee Baby Boutique in Chamblee and asked the owner how much the price she pays for items may increase. “Across the board, an expectation of price increases of anywhere from 10 to 50%,” said owner Andrea Hall.

    By Tom Regan Verified · WSB-TV (Atlanta, GA)

    Apr. 16, 2025

  • Some Georgia businesses starting to feel tariff tension

    By Tom Regan Verified| WSB-TV (Atlanta, GA) Verified GEORGIA — Businesses across the board in Georgia are starting to feel the tariff tension. That’s the word today from the president of the Georgia Chamber of Commerce. [DOWNLOAD: Free WSB-TV News app for alerts as news breaks]Georgia’s Chamber President Chris Clark says the steep import tariff imposed on China is causing pain in Georgia. ‘We’re seeing impact across the board to every sector in the state, to lots of businesses," Clark said.

    By Tom Regan Verified · WSB-TV (Atlanta, GA)

    Apr. 16, 2025

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WSB-TV (Atlanta, GA)

Atlanta, Georgia, United States

+1 404-897-7000