Marketplace covers several economic stories: the fallout from court rulings that most Trump tariffs were illegal, leaving businesses to decide whether to refund consumers — a process that could drag into the 2030s. Also, the airline industry faces changes with Spirit Airlines gone, GameStop is pursuing an acquisition of eBay, and states are exploring ways to reclaim tax dollars.
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Tariff refunds hinge on business decisions, could take a decade
After courts ruled most Trump tariffs illegal, businesses are not obligated to pass refunds to consumers, sparking potential litigation that may delay consumer benefits until 2036.