As President-elect Donald Trump’s proposed tariffs loom over the U.S. economy, one popular shoe company is already planning to move production out of China. Steve Madden’s CEO announced on a post-earnings call Thursday – less than 48 hours after Trump’s victory – that the retailer has put a “plan into motion” that cuts Chinese sourcing

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