Millions of Americans who purchased certain cuts of beef between 2014 and 2019 in 26 states may be eligible for a share of an $87.5 million settlement from beef processors Tyson Foods and Cargill, due to a price-fixing scheme. Eligible consumers can file claims online or by mail by June 30, without proof of purchase, to receive compensation, which aims to offset inflated beef prices caused by the alleged conspiracy.
The article discusses how recent changes in airline policies now allow travelers to cancel their flight tickets without losing all their money, indicating more flexible refund options for consumers.
The UK House of Commons discussed the need for stronger consumer protections for digital games, citing Concord's sudden shutdown as an example, and emphasizing the importance of preserving gaming culture and safeguarding players' investments, despite the government's stance to maintain current laws.
Customers have filed a class action lawsuit against On, alleging that their CloudTec sneakers squeak loudly when worn, causing embarrassment and inconvenience, especially for those on their feet all day, and that the company refuses refunds despite widespread complaints and DIY remedies.
California has enacted a law requiring web browsers to provide an easy-to-use, universal opt-out mechanism for consumers to prevent third-party data sales, making privacy controls more accessible and straightforward for Californians, alongside other privacy rights enhancements.
A Florida man’s experience with a faulty certified pre-owned Chevy highlights issues with warranty coverage, dealership communication, and repair delays, raising questions about the true value of CPO programs and consumer protections.
Amazon will refund $1.5 billion to Prime subscribers as part of a $2.5 billion FTC settlement to settle claims of deceptive practices related to Prime sign-ups and cancellations, avoiding a trial.
Penelope Horlick, an Oxford researcher, won €137,000 after an 11-year legal fight against a garage that unjustly retained her Porsche 911, highlighting issues of consumer rights and accountability.
A woman in San Antonio experienced a stressful ordeal after purchasing a truck, discovering a $13,000 discrepancy in her loan balance due to dealership misconduct, leading to ongoing legal and credit issues. She advises careful review of contracts and filing complaints with authorities to address such scams.
The U.S. Department of Transportation plans to weaken or eliminate several airline passenger protection rules enacted during the Biden administration, favoring airline industry interests over consumer rights, which could lead to less transparency, fewer refunds, and diminished accountability for airlines.
The U.S. Department of Transportation plans to weaken or eliminate several airline passenger protection rules enacted during the Biden administration, favoring airline industry interests over consumer rights, which could lead to less transparency, fewer refunds, and diminished accountability for airlines, similar to the less regulated systems in Europe and Canada.
The Trump administration's Department of Transportation has canceled a proposed rule that would have required airlines to compensate passengers $200-$300 for delays or cancellations caused by airline fault, reversing previous efforts under the Biden administration to enhance passenger protections.
Costco is implementing a new shopping policy starting Monday, which involves processing personal data and sharing information with numerous vendors and ad partners, raising privacy considerations.
Tiah McCreary repossessed her Kia after the dealership failed to renew its business registration, then registered the dealership's name herself and sued for rights to it, with the appeals court ruling she can pursue her claim separately from her car dispute, highlighting the importance of business registration and legal awareness for consumers and businesses alike.
A Google Pixel 6a caught fire after a battery-nerfing update, raising safety concerns as owners face limited options for repairs and replacements, with critics arguing that Google is doing the minimum to address potential hazards.
