Walmart is expected to lay off around 1,500 employees from its global technology and in-house advertising teams, reports say.

But Corporate America has to learn to speak a new language — one that informs shareholders and customers about the effects from tariffs while avoiding reaction from Trump on social media or a threat from him or his administration to punish or investigate a company.

By June, shoppers at the budget-friendly retailer may start to see higher prices on the shelves for these goods.