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U.S. Seizes Iranian Ship as Ceasefire Nears End

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U.S. forces seized an Iranian cargo ship in the Strait of Hormuz after it ignored warnings, escalating tensions as a ceasefire nears its end. Separately, a federal portal launched for businesses to request billions in tariff refunds. read more


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Trumps Iran Peace Bid Meets Threat of Boycott

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Trump announces planned Iran peace talks, but Tehran may boycott due to ongoing U.S. naval pressure. Separately, businesses can now apply for refunds for Trump-era tariffs. read more

U.S. Launches $166 Billion Tariff Refund Portal

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A U.S. tariff refund portal opens Monday for businesses that paid tariffs later ruled unconstitutional. Refunds, estimated at $166 billion, may take months and likely won't reach consumers directly, as costs were absorbed along supply chains. read more

Costco Sued Over Tariff Refund Double-Dip

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A class action lawsuit alleges Costco raised prices due to tariffs and now seeks to keep billions in government refunds, rather than compensating the customers who paid the higher prices. This is described as unjust enrichment. read more

U.S. Prepares $166 Billion Tariff Refund System

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U.S. Customs will implement a system within 45 days to process refunds for tariffs declared unconstitutional. Over 330,000 importers, including major companies, are owed an estimated $166 billion following a Supreme Court ruling and subsequent legal actions. read more

Court Rejects Trump Tariff Delay, $175B Refunds Advance

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A federal court rejected the Trump administration's request to delay refunding billions in tariffs ruled illegal by the Supreme Court. The process advances, potentially costing up to $175 billion, as a lower court determines the repayment mechanism. read more