One of Maryland's new laws prohibits dynamic, real-time and surveillance data-driven grocery store pricing.

The west coast city is taking a stand against a technology that has become ominously commonplace. Here's why that matters.

After customers raised concerns about alleged targeted strategies, Walmart’s CEO said the retailer does not charge shoppers ...

If it feels like you’re being nickel-and-dimed in every aspect of your life, it’s not your imagination. Even McDonald’s is turning you upside down and shaking the loose change from your pockets as you ...

The same seat at Harry Styles’ recent MSG concert could cost $455. Or it could cost $517. The difference comes from the fees that ticket broker StubHub adds.

A coalition of 27 civil rights and consumer organizations has urged the Federal Trade Commission to prohibit AI-driven ...

Walmart’s CEO has ruled out personal pricing in a bid to alleviate customers’ concerns about new pricing technology in stores ...

Taking the fight directly to the big grocery giants, David Eby announced another step in his plan to protect families from rising costs. He pledged to crack down on corporate price-gouging and ...

In the run up to the Oct. 24 election, David Eby announced a plan to lower grocery costs for British Columbias by up to $700 ...

A new chapter in supermarket pricing began in the United States this week, but it is not being written by a retailer. Maryland’s Protection from Predatory Pricing Act came into effect on 1 October, ...

The more than 370 bills that became law Thursday are the usual grab bag of serious and silly, of technical tweaks, of answers to sweeping national issues and personal responses to situations that ...

For food retailers operating in Maryland, the effective date of House Bill 895 — October 1, 2026 — is not the beginning of a transition period. It is the end of one. The legislation, signed in April ...