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The Supreme Court ruling cancelling Trump’s tariffs could result in the doling out of refunds, which could amount to billions of dollars.

The ruling blocking the “Liberation Day” tariffs has thrown trade deals into doubt and heaped uncertainty on global business, analysts said.

World governments had a muted reaction to the US Supreme Court ruling against President Donald Trump’s tariffs, as Washington’s trade policy remains clouded in uncertainty.

The US Supreme Court’s ruling striking down most of President Donald Trump’s tariffs marks a major setback for his economic agenda and weakens his ability to wield the duties as a geopolitical cudgel, analysts said.

Burgers and tractors are winning out on Wall Street as investors gravitate toward stocks that seem least exposed to AI disruption.

Cantor Fitzgerald considered selling products tied to the court’s tariff ruling, handed down Friday, but did not, wary of the political sensitivities.

The continent’s funds have seen steady inflows over the last 12 months, after years of outflows, as pessimism over Europe’s economy fades.

Pascal Soriot says Europe “cannot be naive” about the rivalry with the US and China.

Noel Hacegaba aims to handle twice as many containers, even as trade tensions mount.

David Ko sees stress and sleep deprivation taking a toll on executives’ decision-making.

Last year was a bumper job market for MAGA insiders. Democratic legislative staffers may soon become the most sought-after corporate hires in 2026.

A banker fired by Centerview in 2020 two months into her employment says the firm wouldn’t accommodate her medical need for eight hours of sleep a night and is seeking millions of dollars in compensation.