Furniture maker La-Z-Boy reported 4Q net income that was above analysts’ expectations after the firm managed to pass through U.S. tariffs on Chinese exports via a “surcharge pass-through” which added 2% to 3% to prices according to CEO Kurt Darrow. Yet, a further increase in tariffs would require a “6% to 7% increase in pricing” with concerns regarding “demand elasticity” to higher prices. The firm continued to increase its imports from China in 4Q with a 3.5% year over year rise in U.S. seaborne imports, though a 20.2% drop in January suggests the 4Q growth included some pull-forward. L...