Some companies want a tariff refund. It might be hard to get.

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  Good morning.

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  Businesses who pay big money to cover tariffs are looking for a refund.

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  The day of the Supreme Court ruling in the morning,

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  the world basically turned upside down for a lot of the retailers.

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  NPR tells us why getting that money back could be tricky.

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  Iran and the US appear to make some progress on nuclear talks.

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  Reuters gives us the latest.

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  And Pope Leo delivers a strong message against AI.

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  It's Friday, February 27th.

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  I'm Cecilia Lay.

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  This is Apple News Today.

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  The latest round of diplomatic talks between the U.S.

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  and Iran concluded yesterday.

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  There were signs of notable progress, but little details about what comes next.

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  The talks began under the shadow of President Trump's recent threats of a strike,

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  which he's weighing against a diplomatic solution.

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  We went into the talks today knowing that it was a crucial moment.

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  Olivia Le Puedevant is a correspondent for Reuters based in Geneva and reported on yesterday's meeting.

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  The most notable message so far that we've had coming out of these talks today is from the Iranian Foreign Minister saying that In his view,

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  these have been one of the most serious and longest rounds of negotiations,

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