Amazon appeared to walk back a plan to display an item’s tariff costs following a phone call from President Trump to Jeff Bezos.

Amazon recently considered listing tariff fees to its advertised prices on the Amazon Haul app, but a phone call with President Trump changed those plans.

The clash with Trump highlights the pressure Amazon is under to blunt the impact of Trump’s aggressive tariffs on Chinese imports, which total 145%.

Amazon.com Inc. plans to build dozens of warehouses to serve rural areas in the US before the end of next year, growing its footprint as the company works to rely less on other carriers.

Amazon said it plans to invest $4 billion to expand its delivery network in small towns across the U.S. The investment will grow its rural network footprint to over 200 delivery stations, Amazon said on Wednesday.

Amazon.com said on Wednesday it would spend more than $4 billion to expand its U.S. rural delivery network by the end of 2026, doubling down on faster shipments to drive up demand from shoppers in small towns and the countryside.

Perhaps, Trump might demonstrate how he really cares about the American people by developing a process to pass on all the tariff collections to those medium- and low-income people,' writes a Times reader.

Online retailers have become among the first and most visible places where consumers are confronting higher prices due to tariffs.

Amazon said it had considered listing import charges on some products, but said the idea wasn't approved and won't happen.