Skip to main content
Media Alert Press Media Alert Press Check a URL
Thursday, November 12, 2026
Live
Despite Trump administration’s efforts to limit tariff refunds, American importers are one step closer to receiving $166 billion in universal rebatesJeff Bezos predicts AI could let families live on one paycheck. Amodei and Gates warn of a rougher roadMillennials wrote off accounting as the most boring job in America—now it’s one of the hottest seasonal jobs and Gen Z’s back door to six figuresFamed Couples Therapist Esther Perel Explains Why You Should Bring Your Friends on Your First DatesXi Jinping says Taiwan ‘reunification’ with China must happenIndia bypasses own rules to buy Israeli phone-hacking tech
75,919 Ledger Records 29 added in the last hour1,681 in the last 24 hours
What is counted?

Counted at 09:27:58 UTC. These figures count ledger entries that have a record hash, the same entries as the total. The newest of them was added at 09:27:56 UTC on 2026-11-12. Entries are added in batches when MAP checks its feeds, so the figures vary through the day.

Business

Despite Trump administration’s efforts to limit tariff refunds, American importers are one step closer to receiving $166 billion in universal rebates

By Sasha Rogelberg Fortune
Despite Trump administration’s efforts to limit tariff refunds, American importers are one step closer to receiving $166 billion in universal rebates

Feed excerpt — reported by Fortune

Class counsel in Freestyle World, Inc. v. United States filed a relief motion that would automatically return money collected from the levies to all eligible importers.

MAP records observable characteristics of the original article (publisher, author, date, references, framing cues). MAP does not verify the article’s claims or score it. Read the full original story at Fortune →

Original Source

This article was syndicated from Fortune. All rights remain with the original publisher.

Powered by CookieAdmin