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Christian Science Monitor - Business
First Look - Can companies get tariff refunds? With Supreme Court ruling, a 'bumpy road' begins - Trade lawyers say companies seeking refunds of President Trump's tariffs, struck down by the Supreme Court, are likely to get money back — eventually. By - Associated Press - / 5 min
2 days ago
In 'K-shaped' economy, football fans' experiences vary – based on what they can pay2 days ago
How profits and resources drive foreign policy in the Trump era2 days ago
The Trump economy: No recession, but no boom either4 days ago
Powell pushes back on Fed probe as Trump denies intimidation charge4 days ago
2026 could be a 'defining' year for AI, from shopping to electricity4 days ago
Trump wants US companies to produce Venezuelan oil. But will they?4 days ago
What's for dinner? If it's beef, it'll cost you.4 days ago
Quitting 'on my own terms': Why more women are exiting the workforce4 days ago
US Nvidia chips to China: What does that mean for the AI race?2 months ago
Stablecoins are the low-risk type of crypto. But they aren't risk-free for economy.4 days ago
Will AI rules stifle innovation? Inside the tussle between states, federal government.4 days ago
As mills close, timber industry pins its future on innovation, not tariffs4 days ago
Who's in the Epstein files, from the former Prince Andrew to Lawrence Summers - The arrest of Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor makes the former prince the highest-profile person to face criminal charges related to ties with Jeffrey Epstein. But plenty of other big names are "in the files" of now-public documents, and facing scrutiny. By - Cameron Pugh - / 10 min10 hours ago