The Federal Trade Commission and state attorneys general accused Dollar General of charging higher prices at checkout than listed on store shelves

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The Federal Trade Commission and 20 states filed a joint lawsuit against Dollar General alleging deceptive pricing practices

Dollar General received nearly 30,000 customer complaints concerning checkout pricing discrepancies

The United States Securities and Exchange Commission introduced regulations requiring private equity firms to provide greater transparency regarding fees and operational practices

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Retail return policies charge consumers restocking and return fees ranging from $4.99 to over $10

Coopérative U's mislabeled cans of tartiflette presented an allergen hazard due to undeclared sulfites omitted from the cassoulet label

French supermarket chain Coopérative U initiated a nationwide recall of canned cassoulet because the cans erroneously contained tartiflette

UBS executives are considering relocating outside Switzerland due to proposed domestic capital requirement increases

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Compliance with Payment Card Industry Data Security Standard rules is required for merchants and institutions processing credit cards

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JPMorgan confirmed it will not indemnify customer financial losses caused by unauthorized actions of third-party consumer artificial intelligence agents

An Office of the Comptroller of the Currency report investigated financial institutions denying banking services to companies in politically sensitive industries

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The Office of the Comptroller of the Currency documented a bank refusing services to organizations deemed partisan across both political parties

The Office of the Comptroller of the Currency found banks refused accounts to firearms manufacturers, tobacco companies, coal miners, and private detention facility operators

As a condition of approving the merger of advertising agencies Omnicom and IPG, the FTC required them to sign a consent order not to use news raters

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