After a landmark Supreme Court ruling, U.S. businesses are strategically striving to salvage billions in refunds from now-invalid tariffs. However, they face pressure from former President Trump and the risk of consumer lawsuits, prompting many to operate in secrecy. These refunds could potentially ease financial strains for companies and help temper inflation rates, benefiting consumers in the long run.

Trump confirms the US will likely refund $149B in tariff revenue after the Supreme Court ruled 6-3 that his broad tariffs exceeded presidential authority.

Walmart confirmed to CNBC it has sought a tariff refund and plans to use any money it receives back to invest in lower prices for shoppers.

Companies in the US are wary of saying too much about one particular nugget of good news for their bottom line and inflation.

After a landmark Supreme Court ruling, U.S. businesses are strategically striving to salvage billions in refunds from now-invalid tariffs. However, they face pressure from former…

The refunds could ease financial strains for companies