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‘I intended to pull the trigger,’ CEO of Pa. firm testifies during his homicide trial
By Eliot Chen
The sneaky checkout trick lawmakers are banning to protect New Yorkers’ wallets
Eliot Chen
Eliot Chen
Senior Reporter · Lititz, PA
A graduate of Penn State University, Eliot has spent the last decade covering economic development and corporate landscapes across Central Pennsylvania. He previously reported for the Lancaster New Era, where he focused on small businesses adapting to changing markets.
More from Eliot →Senior Reporter · Thursday, November 12, 2026 at 6:58 PM · 1 min read
Imagine paying more for a bunch of bananas than the person standing behind you in line just because of your shopping habits. New York City lawmakers are expected to pass a new bill on Thursday to stop companies from using surveillance pricing, which relies on computer algorithms to charge different shoppers different prices for the exact same item.
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