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Tariff refunds should prompt reassessment of trade policy (opens the original)
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After the United States Supreme Court ruled in February that the US government's sweeping tariffs imposed under the International Emergency Economic Powers Act were illegal, the US Customs and Border Protection has been forced to process refunds. As of late July, the CBP had transferred roughly $100 billion — about 60 percent of the $166 billion it had collected — in tariff refunds to the Treasury for disbursement to importers. A policy sold as a way to extract wealth from abroad instead pushed
Tariff refunds should prompt reassessment of trade policy (opens the original)
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By Li Wei | China Daily | Updated: 2026-08-12 20:12 After the United States Supreme Court ruled in February that the US government's sweeping tariffs imposed under the International Emergency Economic Powers Act were illegal, the US Customs and Border Protection has been forced to process refunds. As of late July, the CBP had transferred roughly $100 billion — about 60 percent of the $166 billion it had collected — in tariff refunds to the Treasury for disbursement to importers. A policy sold as
Tariff refunds should prompt reassessment of trade policy (opens the original)
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After the United States Supreme Court ruled in February that the US government's sweeping tariffs imposed under the International Emergency Economic Powers Act were illegal, the US Customs and Border Protection has been forced to process refunds. As of late July, the CBP had transferred roughly $100 billion — about 60 percent of the $166 billion it had collected — in tariff refunds to the Treasury for disbursement to importers. A policy sold as a way to extract wealth from abroad instead pushed
Why the office printer? (opens the original)
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A printer is an odd place to look for a geopolitical story. Yet this week, the office printer found itself at the center of China's latest response to Washington. Among a package of measures announced by China in response to recent US restrictions on Chinese technology companies, one stood out for its sheer ordinariness. Beijing launched a national security investigation into imported office printers and copiers that have foreign system software installed, while also suspending part of its certi
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