Retailer Dollar General has reached a settlement of nearly $1.9 million to resolve allegations that it overcharged customers in New York through incorrect pricing practices. The agreement follows an investigation into discrepancies between posted prices and those scanned at checkout, affecting shoppers across multiple stores. Authorities accused the company of failing to honor advertised discounts and promotions, leading to financial losses for affected customers. The settlement marks one of the largest penalties of its kind for a major U.S. retailer in recent years.
Dollar General agrees to nearly $1.9m settlement for overcharging New York customers The Guardian
