Companies receiving billions in refunds for U.S. tariffs struck down by the Supreme Court should return money to consumers, Sen. Elizabeth Warren said.

Some $66 billion in tariff refunds are outstanding. Here's how companies with smaller compliance teams should think about pursuing them.

Some firms say they will share a portion of the rebate from the Supreme Court striking down Trump's tariffs earlier this year.

The online retail giant didn't disclose who qualifies for the refunds or how much each recipient will receive.

Tariff refunds are showing up on Wall Street. The latest quarter spanned the Trump administration handing back the bulk of the $100 billion returned so far. It’s providing many companies a boost as they report their earnings.

Major companies are receiving billions in tariff refunds after a Supreme Court ruling. Apple, Amazon, and Nike are among the largest beneficiaries of these repayments. Consumers who paid higher prices due to tariffs are unlikely to receive any money back.

Tim Boyle, Columbia Sportswear CEO, joins 'Squawk on the Street' to discuss getting a $78M tariff refund from the Trump administration and how tariffs are impacting business.

Some companies struck deals to sell tariff refund shares before the Supreme Court even ruled against the president’s sweeping levies