US refunds $100 billion in tariffs struck down by Supreme Court, filing shows
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{"epilogue": "The Trump administration refunded $100 billion in tariffs that had been struck down by the Supreme Court. While large companies received these returns, ordinary Americans were largely excluded from receiving the funds.
Consequently, consumers began suing U.S. companies for failing to pass on the tariff refunds."}
Epilogue added 1h ago, after coverage quieted.
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US refunds $100 billion in tariffs struck down by Supreme Court, filing shows Reuters · 61d ago broke it first
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