Nintendo has filed a lawsuit against the U.S. government seeking refunds for tariffs imposed during the Trump administration after courts ruled the duties unlawful. The post Nintendo takes the U.S.

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In its complaint, Nintendo insisted that the Trump administration has already conceded that more than $200 billion in refunds are owed to hundreds of thousands of importers who paid tariffs, ...

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Nintendo's lawsuit appears to be one of hundreds filed in recent weeks demanding tariff refunds. However, IT troubles are preventing a federal agency from issuing refunds quickly.

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