Read the latest positive news, breakthroughs, and inspiring stories about fair pricing, curated daily by BrightWire.
Connecticut, Maryland, and New Jersey just became the first states to protect shoppers from "surveillance pricing," where stores use your browsing history to charge you more than the person next to you. These new laws mean fairer prices at the checkout, no matter what websites you've visited.
Starting today, Australia's two biggest supermarkets face fines up to $10 million for excessive pricing. While enforcement may be tricky, the new law puts powerful retailers on notice that someone's finally watching.
Two major UK driving schools must repay over 80,000 learner drivers after hiding mandatory fees at checkout. The landmark ruling marks the first time Britain's competition watchdog has used new powers to fine companies for misleading pricing.
