<div id="readability-page-1"><div>Amazon.com (AMZN, Financials) is facing a proposed class-action lawsuit from shoppers who say they paid higher prices on imported goods because of tariffs later ruled unlawful by the U.S. Supreme Court.The case was filed in federal court in Seattle. Consumers claim Amazon collected hundreds of millions of dollars through price increases tied to tariffs imposed under the International Emergency Economic Powers Act.The dispute centers on what happened after the court's ruling. Many importers are seeking refunds from the government, but the lawsuit says Amazon has not passed any related benefit back to shoppers.Amazon has not publicly accepted the claims, and the size of any possible financial exposure remains unclear.The case is part of a broader push against large companies, including Costco, Nike and FedEx, over how they handled tariff costs. For investors, the lawsuit adds another legal issue at a time when Amazon is already under close scrutiny.The next focus will be Amazon's response in court and whether similar cases continue to spread across the retail sector.</div></div>

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Amazon.com is facing a proposed class-action lawsuit from consumers claiming they paid higher prices on imported goods due to tariffs later deemed unlawful by the U.S. Supreme Court. Filed in Seattle, the lawsuit alleges Amazon collected significant amounts from price increases without passing benefits back to shoppers. This legal challenge adds to Amazon's scrutiny amid broader actions against major companies regarding tariff costs. The outcome will depend on Amazon's court response and potential similar cases in the retail sector.

Amazon Faces Consumer Lawsuit Over Tariff-Related Price Hikes