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- Supreme Court Denies Verizon's Request for Refund of $46.9 Million FCC Fine
- Supreme Court Ruling Could Lead to Up to $175 Billion in Tariff Refunds for U.S. Businesses
- Amazon Stock Rises After Receiving $600 Million Tariff Refund
- Trump Defends New Tariffs as Equivalent to Those Struck Down by Supreme Court
- Rivian Sues U.S. Government for Refund of Trump-Era Tariffs
- Alphabet Makes Debut in Dow Jones Industrial Average
- Supreme Court Revives Exxon's Billion-Dollar Claim Against Cuba
- Supreme Court Rules in Favor of FCC Over Wireless Carrier Fines
- C.H. Robinson Removes Carriers Based on Safety Scores Amid Recent Supreme Court Ruling
- First Wave of Tariff Refunds Begins After Supreme Court Ruling
- UK Oil & Gas Seeks Permission to Restart Gatwick Gusher Project
- Kuehne und Nagel Reports Smooth U.S. Tariff Refund Process
- Hakeem Jeffries Pushes for Mid-Decade Redistricting in New York Following SCOTUS Voting Rights Ruling
- Trump Announces Plan to Increase EU Auto Tariffs to 25%
- Ford Q1 2026 Earnings Exceed Expectations Due to $1.3 Billion Tariff Refund
- JPMorgan Raises General Motors Stock Price Target Following Strong Earnings
- General Motors to Receive $500 Million in Refund for Trump-Era Tariffs, Still Faces Significant Tariff Costs
- General Motors Raises Guidance Based on Expected $500M Tariff Refund
- GM Raises 2026 Outlook Following Favorable Tariff Ruling
- General Motors Raises 2026 Profit Forecast Following Q1 Earnings Beat
- GM Earnings Exceed Estimates, Profit Forecast Raised Due to Reduced Tariff Costs
- UPS and FedEx Begin Filing for Tariff Refunds Following Supreme Court Ruling
- Trump Indicates He Will Note Companies Not Seeking Refunds for Illegal Tariffs
- U.S. Tariff Refund Portal Launches Amid Skepticism Over Speed of Payments
- U.S. Opens Portal for Refunds on $166 Billion in Struck-Down Tariffs
- Refund Process for Trump Tariffs Ruled Unconstitutional Begins Monday