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Shop at Walmart Over the Past 6 Years? You Might Be Able to Claim $500 in Settlement Cash – CNET

Shop at Walmart Over the Past 6 Years? You Might Be Able to Claim $500 in Settlement Cash – CNET

The big-box retailer is settling claims that it artificially inflated the price of its weighted groceries.
CNET news editors and reporters provide top technology news, with investigative reporting and in-depth coverage of tech issues and events.

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