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Trump fintech order could reshape how Americans move money — and who controls the system
Forget ballrooms and arches, this is a major campaign with long-lasting effects
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Cash, credit or in-between, you need currency of some kind to make things happen.
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Trump immigration banking order draws warnings of mass debanking
Critics say the move could make it harder for immigrants to open bank accounts, get mortgages, obtain credit cards or send money to family members
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Food delivery's not cheap and besides fries, often includes unexpected fees and surcharges
A $62 McDonald's family meal might be quick but affordable? Not really
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Bank of America slammed over new arbitration clause that limits customers’ right to sue
Critics say the move comes as consumers face rising fees, debt and fewer federal enforcement protections
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Should businesses apologize when they fail to deliver, or turn out substandard products?
An Oxford study contradicts the conventional wisdom but the verdict isn't unanimous
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Consumer sentiment hits a record low — and beer is paying the price
Convenience stores, bars say consumers are cutting back their beer budgets
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GoFundMe faces growing scrutiny over fees, donor confusion and charity complaints
State regulators and class-action lawyers are now challenging some of GoFundMe’s fundraising practices
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Lease-to-own company American First Finance hit with $7.8 million penalty
Massachusetts charged that the company used deceptive practices to mislead customers
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Shutterstock faces $35 million penalty for FTC finding of unfair subscription charges
The stock photo agency charged customers without their consent, the agency said
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The American consumer just won’t stop spending
Walmart warns tariff-linked price hikes are on the way
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Ace Hardware hit with nationwide price-fixing lawsuit alleging consumers overpaid
Plaintiffs claim the alleged scheme drove up prices on essential home repair and household products for millions of consumers
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Inflation breaks 3.8 percent, with groceries leading the way; more to come, economists warn
Groceries post the worst month since 2022