Nintendo posts Q1 profit surge fueled by tariff refunds and strong game sales

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Nintendo beats Q1 profit estimates with 142.5B yen in operating profit thanks to strong software sales and roughly $300 million in tariff refunds, which the company says aren’t passed to customers as it fights a related lawsuit.
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