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The Supreme Court ruled Trump's tariffs unconstitutional. $130 billion is being refunded — to corporations. American families who paid higher prices for 7 years get nothing.

Most tech companies quietly absorbed tariff costs from consumers - until Panic Inc. decided differently. In a bold move, the indie developer behind Playdate handheld announced they're refunding tariff fees directly to customers who paid them during the Trump trade war. This isn't just good PR - it's a masterclass in brand loyalty. When tariffs inflated graphics-card prices for handhelds, Panic chose to refund instead of passing the cost on. It reflects their design philosophy of transparency. Major brands bake tariffs into permanent price lists, but Panic treats refunds as a fiduciary duty. This shows ethical supply chains can be a competitive edge. For Playdate owners it's a reward for early support. For the industry, it demonstrates that surviving future trade wars requires prioritizing customers. Don't miss this game-changing decision! Tools used for generation Text Gemini Narator Azure TTS Clips Pexel Rendering Remotion

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Target posted better-than-expected fiscal second-quarter sales and raised its full-year outlook.

Target posted better-than-expected fiscal second-quarter sales and raised its full-year outlook.

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Apple, Amazon and other companies are collecting billions in tariff refunds, but their customers may not see the money.

The Seattle-based e-commerce giant disclosed the refund in its earnings call with analysts on Thursday, when Amazon announced it beat Wall Street’s expectations with a 20% revenue increase from last year.

The Seattle-based e-commerce giant disclosed the refund in its earnings call with analysts on Thursday, when Amazon announced it beat Wall Street’s expectations with a 20% revenue increase from last year.