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175K+ air fryers sold at Target recalled following dozens of burn injuries: Stop using ASAP
By Carlos Rivera
The sneaky checkout trick lawmakers are banning to protect New Yorkers’ wallets
Carlos Rivera
Carlos Rivera
Reporter · Allentown, PA
Carlos has a background in Finance from Drexel University and over 6 years of experience reporting on local businesses for regional economic publications. He focuses on how small businesses are adapting and thriving in Allentown.
More from Carlos →Reporter · Thursday, November 12, 2026 at 6:58 PM · 1 min read
Imagine paying more for a bunch of bananas than the person standing behind you in line just because of your shopping habits. New York City lawmakers are expected to pass a new bill on Thursday to stop companies from using surveillance pricing, which relies on computer algorithms to charge different shoppers different prices for the exact same item.
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