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United Airlines is banning AI agents from booking flights for travelers: Here’s why
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Pa. customers could receive millions from settlement with rent-to-own firm
Jamal Wright
Jamal Wright
Reporter · Allentown, PA
Jamal holds a degree in Sociology from the University of Delaware and has 5 years of experience writing about community issues and grassroots movements for local newspapers. He is deeply rooted in Allentown and passionate about local activism.
More from Jamal →Reporter · Friday, November 13, 2026 at 3:56 PM · 1 min read
Pennsylvania Attorney General Dave Sunday announced a $183.5 million settlement with rent-to-own finance company Acima Digital and its parent company Acima Holdings over allegations the companies deceived consumers and inflated costs for financed purchases.Nearly 9,000 Pennsylvania consumers are expected to receive more than $5 million combined in restitution and lease forgiveness as part of the agreement.
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