Kimberly Adams

Roberto Ferdman is a senior video correspondent with The Wall Street Journal.

Thank you so much.

This final note on the way out today, if you've been wondering about whether the Supreme Court's recent ruling overturning some of President Trump's tariffs means a refund is coming your way, you're going to have to keep wondering for now.

The Hill reports that Customs and Border Protection told a federal judge that it's more than 40 percent of the way there in terms of developing software.

That could help businesses start getting tariff refunds, but it needs at least a few more weeks of performance testing.

For consumers, who knows?

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Will Story is a supervising senior producer, and I'm Kimberly Adams.

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Paul, I'm Kimberly Adams in for Kai Risdahl.

It's Wednesday, March 11th.