The U.S. government owes around $166 billion in tariff refunds. But the rebate process has been anything but simple.

In the wake of the Supreme Court overturning President Donald Trump’s “Liberation Day” levies, business owners like Sarah Wells have applied to get their money back. Wells’ business ultimately lost about $500,000 in sales due to supply chain issues from the tariffs, but she’s now received $15,741 in total refunds from the government.

Still, she says she’s concerned about the future tariff landscape. “I’m just going to have to sit on that money in anticipation of paying (more) tariffs next month,” Wells told Forbes.

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Comcast announced plans to split its media and technology arms in a tax-free spinoff of NBCUniversal, and the company’s shares jumped by more than 25% in premarket trading early Monday.

OpenAI released three new models in its advanced GPT-5.6 series, but only to select “trusted partners” at the federal government’s request, before a more widespread release in the coming weeks.

As shares of Strategy, bitcoin’s largest institutional holder, fell to their lowest level in over two years last week, billionaire Michael Saylor defended the company’s approach despite a broader crypto slump.

Wealth Entrepreneurship

Forbes found a record 54 multi-generational dynasties in our second ranking of American families worth at least $10 billion, with a combined net worth of $1.9 trillion—nearly $600 billion more than the total two years ago. The families are behind everything from M&M’s to Chick-fil-A and Windex, but the wealthiest by far are the........

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