LULU faces mounting tariff costs hitting margins, but mitigation efforts and efficiency initiatives aim to cushion the impact amid rising structural pressures.

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LULU sinks to a 52-week low amid slowing North America sales, margin pressure and tariffs, even as valuation and long-term growth plans offer hope.

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