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More than $140 billion in tariff refunds are at stake. The Supreme Court punted

Joseph Zeballos-Roig / qz - Americans shouldn't bet on getting refunded for the tariffs they have paid up to now. For companies, it's a different story

#apple #tariffs #government #business #judiciary #supplychain #us #economy #law #regulation

Bitcoin see-saws around $68,000, DOGE, ETH slide as tariff uncertainty weighs on risk assets

12 days / coindesk / Shaurya Malwa

U.S. Cannot Legally Impose Tariffs Using Section 122 of the Trade Act of 1974

13 days / ycombinator

Alphabet (GOOG) Stock: Surges 3.74% as Supreme Court Tariff Ruling Lifts Ad Giants

14 days / parameter / Yasmin Werner

Chronology of major events of S. Korea-U.S. tariff deal leading to U.S. Supreme Court ruling

14 days / co / Oh Seok-min

(News Focus) U.S. tariff ruling fuels fresh uncertainty for S. Korean trade; firms unlikely to alter investment strategies

14 days / co / Chang Dong-woo

The Supreme Court’s Tariff Ruling Won’t Bring Car Prices Back to Earth

14 days / wired / Aarian Marshall

Howard Lutnick’s old firm did not, in fact, profit from Supreme Court tariff ruling

14 days / semafor / Liz Hoffman

How the Supreme Court's decision affects Apple and its $3.3 billion tariff bill

14 days / cnbc

More than $140 billion in tariff refunds are at stake. The Supreme Court punted

14 days / qz / Joseph Zeballos-Roig

Supreme Court Tariff Ruling Resets Trade and Investment for Middle-Market Firms

14 days / pymnts / PYMNTS

Back to Top / Friday, February 20, 2026, 6:21 pm / permalink 19490 / 10 stories in 14 days


What Will Apple Announce on March 4? | One More Thing video

Iyaz Akhtar / cnet - Apple's next event could introduce new wallet-friendly devices, such as colorful MacBooks and the iPhone 17E. We've scoured reams of reports to get you the inside scoop on what the company's cooking up.


On the ground: Apple's colorful, affordable MacBook for students.

Apple's Low-Cost Colorful MacBook: All the Rumors

14 days / macrumors / Juli Clover

Low-Cost MacBook’s Vibrant Colors Were Supposed To Debut With The M2 MacBook Air, But Apple Decided Against It

14 days / wccftech / Omar Sohail

The MacRumors Show: What's Coming at the 'Apple Experience'?

14 days / macrumors / Hartley Charlton

Apple's new MacBook colors nearly debuted in 2022 MacBook Air

14 days / appleinsider

Rumored Colors for Low-Cost MacBook Were Originally Tested for 2022 MacBook Air Redesign

14 days / macrumors / Tim Hardwick

What Will Apple Announce on March 4? | One More Thing video

14 days / cnet / Iyaz Akhtar

The Morning After: What to expect from Apple’s March 4 hardware event

14 days / engadget / Mat Smith

March 4's Apple Experience, color MacBooks, and iOS 26.4 on the AppleInsider Podcast

14 days / appleinsider


Sources: Two new Studio Displays leak in macOS code.

Apple apparently has two new Studio Display models lined up for launch

14 days / digitaltrends

Three Upcoming Apple Products Seemingly Spotted in macOS 26.3 Code

14 days / macrumors / Joe Rossignol

Apple’s Product Launch Tally For The Coming Weeks Keeps Growing

14 days / wccftech / Rohail Saleem

macOS 26.3 Reveals Low-Cost MacBook and Two New Studio Displays Ahead of March 4

14 days / iclarified

Two new Apple Studio Displays could gatecrash March MacBook announcements

14 days / appleinsider


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Three Upcoming Apple Products Seemingly Spotted in macOS 26.3 Code

14 days / bsky / @macrumors.bsky.social / macrumors.bsky.social

Rumored Colors for Low-Cost MacBook Were Originally Tested for 2022 MacBook Air Redesign

14 days / bsky / @macrumors.bsky.social / macrumors.bsky.social

References to two new Apple Studio Display models have been found in macOS 26.3 code, stacking up more potential product announcements before the May 4 Apple "Experience."

14 days / bsky / @appleinsider.com / appleinsider.com

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