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Recently, the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) and the Illinois Attorney General’s office put forth a significant lawsuit against Grubhub, culminating in a $25 million settlement. The lawsuit rested on grave allegations, claiming that Grubhub engaged in deceptive practices that adversely impacted diners, drivers, and small restaurants. The core of these accusations revolved around misleading statements
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Since the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic, the airline industry has witnessed a fundamental shift in consumer behavior. As travel restrictions have eased, passengers have demonstrated a notable willingness to invest in upgraded seating options, particularly in premium cabins. The once straightforward distinction between economy and first-class seating is now heavily influenced by travelers’ preferences
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On a pivotal Thursday, the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) disclosed a significant rule that aims to significantly curb banks’ excessive overdraft fees. This move is projected to save the American populace a staggering $5 billion annually. The new regulation delineates that financial institutions may charge a maximum of $5 for an overdraft, a drastic
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As we approach 2025, U.S. car dealers are expressing a newfound sense of optimism regarding the automotive market. This positive sentiment, largely attributed to the impending return of President-elect Donald Trump to the White House, is accompanied by favorable trends in interest rates and manufacturer-led sales incentives. Recent data from Cox Automotive, particularly the “Q4
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