FTC and 20 states sue Dollar General over alleged price-tag discrepancies
The Federal Trade Commission and 20 state attorneys general filed a lawsuit against Dollar General in Washington, D. C. , on 26 October, accusing the retailer of routinely charging customers more than advertised prices.
The filing follows earlier reports that the agency and the coalition had sued the discount chain for repeatedly overcharging shoppers despite consumer complaints and internal awareness. CNBC first reported the lawsuit, and Reuters noted that the complaint said the company was aware of the pricing discrepancies.
Acteurs
Federal Trade Commission
Dollar General
Christopher Mufarrige
20 U.S. states
Lieux
Washington, D.C., United States
Alabama, United States
Arizona, United States
Arkansas, United States
California, United States
Connecticut, United States
Florida, United States
Illinois, United States
Iowa, United States
Kansas, United States
Louisiana, United States
Michigan, United States
Mississippi, United States
Nebraska, United States
New Jersey, United States
North Carolina, United States
Ohio, United States
Oklahoma, United States
Tennessee, United States
Utah, United States
Wisconsin, United States
