Court Hearing Highlights $10 Billion Dispute Over Tariff Refunds After Supreme Court Ruling
A federal judge urged the government to drop its appeal in a $10 billion tariff refund case, stressing that delays hinder importers’ recovery of funds.
A federal judge urged the government to drop its appeal in a $10 billion tariff refund case, stressing that delays hinder importers’ recovery of funds.
Donald Trump attributed the recent surge in U.S. inflation to ongoing conflict with Iran, claiming U.S. strikes on Iranian oil shipments have driven up energy prices.
A sharp sell-off in artificial intelligence stocks pushed major U.S. indexes lower, marking Wall Street’s first back-to-back declines in several weeks amid growing investor concerns.
Narendra Modi and Donald Trump are set to meet during the G7 summit, focusing on advancing trade talks, resolving visa issues, and strengthening energy cooperation amid ongoing tensions.
Since 2019, New York City has added significantly more finance jobs than other major U.S. cities, while its tech workforce grows younger and gains economic influence.
Despite the Department of Justice’s public withdrawal from the disputed fund, federal courts remain engaged in ongoing lawsuits challenging its legality and potential misuse.
A single intense storm linked to climate change destroyed thousands of hectares in Sumatra’s Batang Toru forest, killing an estimated 58 Tapanuli orangutans—about 7% of their wild population.
Strategy Inc. clarified that its recent Bitcoin sale aimed to test operational readiness and maintain flexibility, countering claims it abandoned its long-term holding approach.
Blockchain.com launches nonstop perpetual trading for institutions, enabling around-the-clock access to stocks, commodities, forex, and a SpaceX-linked pre-IPO contract.
France, alongside five other nations, has imposed new sanctions including travel bans and asset freezes targeting Israeli extremist settler groups and leaders amid escalating West Bank violence.