Supermarkets and retailers are angry over "excessive" regulations being imposed to stop price gouging, which they say won't keep costs down for shoppers. The Albanese government has introduced rules ...

President Donald Trump has said his administration is building a "triumphal" arch in Washington D.C. Speaking during a reception at the White House on Sunday, Trump said he had tasked his former ...

George Tian currently serves as Co-Chair of the Private International Law Interest Group of the American Society of International Law (ASIL), Washington DC; Deputy Co-Lead, ODR Working Group, Silicon ...

Unfair grocery pricing will become illegal under the new laws, with supermarket giants facing up to $10m in fines if they breach the ban, Treasurer Jim Chalmers announced on Sunday. Very large ...

The federal government has introduced rules to limit "excessive pricing of groceries". The ban will prohibit very large retailers from charging prices that are excessive when compared to the cost of ...

SYDNEY – Australia will ban supermarket price gouging from July 1, 2026, under a new law that the government says would protect shoppers from excessive grocery prices charged by major retailers.

Shoppers have been promised a fairer price at the checkout under laws to crack down on purported price-gouging by major supermarkets. Consumers will be given added protection from price-gouging at the ...

The Federal Treasurer’s pre-Christmas gift to consumers of new controls to prevent alleged price gouging by Coles and Woolworths is another case of regulatory overkill that will do absolutely nothing ...

Instacart is experimenting with pricing, charging some people shopping for groceries at the same time and same store location prices that can vary by as much as 23%, an investigation has found. On ...

Gone are the days when my late parents could buy 10 loaves of bread for a dollar and $15 filled a family of seven with food for a week. Today, grocery shopping is torture; prices seem to constantly ...

WASHINGTON, D.C. (KGUN) — Senator Ruben Gallego (D-Ariz.) introduced landmark legislation Tuesday aimed squarely at what he calls “surveillance pricing,” a practice in which companies use consumers’ ...

Gone are the days when my late parents could buy 10 loaves of bread for a dollar and $15 filled a family of seven with food for a week.