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Amazon Plans to Shift Annual Prime Day Sale to June From July

Amazon.com Inc. is moving up its annual Prime Day sale to June from July, according to people familiar with the matter, shifting the schedule for an event that’s become a big part of the e-commerce economy.

A worker sorts packages on Amazon Prime Day in New York, US, on Tuesday, July 8, 2025. Amazon.com Inc.’s Prime Day sales fell almost 14% in the first four hours of the event compared with the start of last year’s sale, according to Momentum Commerce, which manages 50 brands in a variety of product categories.
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Tariff Ruling Kicks Off Fight Over $170 Billion in Refunds

Thousands of companies and importers are set to launch what could be a prolonged battle to try to recoup as much as $170 billion in tariffs they’ve already paid to the US government after the Supreme Court struck down a key tool in President Donald Trump trade policy.

A container ship leaves the Port of Newark in Elizabeth, New Jersey.
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Tariff Ruling Kicks Off Fight Over $170 Billion in Refunds

Thousands of companies and importers are set to launch what could be a prolonged battle to try to recoup as much as $170 billion in tariffs they’ve already paid to the US government after the Supreme Court struck down a key tool in President Donald Trump trade policy.

A container ship leaves the Port of Newark in Elizabeth, New Jersey.
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Walmart Joins $1 Trillion Club as Tech, Frugal Shoppers Fuel Gains

A rally in Walmart Inc. shares pushed its market capitalization past $1 trillion on Tuesday for the first time ever, vaulting the world’s largest retailer into a category typically occupied by Big Tech firms such as Nvidia Corp. and Alphabet Inc.

A shopper outside a Walmart store in Pittsburg, California. Photographer: David Paul Morris/Bloomberg
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Instacart to Help Costco Take Grocery Orders in Europe in International Push

Costco Wholesale Corp. will use Instacart's technology to power online grocery ordering in Spain and France, extending their partnership beyond North America for the first time as the delivery company looks overseas for growth.

The Instacart website on a laptop computer arranged in Hastings-on-Hudson, New York, U.S., on Monday, Jan. 4, 2021. A booming market for U.S. initial public offerings shows no sign of slowing in 2021. Grocery-delivery company Instacart Inc. is preparing for a listing, according to people familiar with the matter.
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Target’s Next CEO Addresses ‘Painful’ Violence in Minnesota

Target Corp.’s incoming chief executive officer acknowledged the “incredibly painful” violence in Minneapolis in a video message sent to employees Monday after a second fatal shooting by federal agents in the company’s hometown.

Demonstrators against the ongoing Immigration and Customs Enforcement deployment hold signs during a rally at the Target Center in Minneapolis on Jan. 23.
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Costco Joins Companies Suing for Refunds If Trump’s Tariffs Fall

Costco Wholesale Corp. joined a fast-growing list of businesses suing the Trump administration to ensure eligibility for refunds if the US Supreme Court strikes down the president’s signature global tariffs policy.

Shoppers outside a Costco store in Bayonne, New Jersey, US, on Saturday, Dec. 9, 2023. Costco Wholesale Corp. is scheduled to release earnings figures on December 14.
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