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New York is poised to crack down on price manipulation with two new bills—one banning stores from using your browsing history to set personalized prices, and another targeting electronic price tags that let retailers change costs on the fly. The United Food and Commercial Workers Union warns these tactics could destabilize grocery pricing and threaten jobs, while some lawmakers argue consumers should stay savvy and see dynamic pricing as legitimate marketing. The debate rages on as lawmakers weigh consumer protection against retail innovation.

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