U.S. importers seeking $166B in tariff refunds after Supreme Court ruling encounter delays
Thousands of U.S. importers who are seeking the return of their cut of $166 billion in tariffs that were overturned by the Supreme Court are having trouble getting their refunds approved, Bloomberg reports.
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