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Walmart Recalls 50,000 Adjustable Dumbbells Due to Injury Risk

Walmart Recalls 50,000 Adjustable Dumbbells Due to Injury Risk

Walmart has issued a recall for approximately 50,000 adjustable dumbbells following reports of injuries caused by the dislodging of weight plates. The Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC) announced that the FitRx SmartBell Quick-Select 5-52.5 lb. Adjustable Dumbbells, manufactured by Tzumi Electronics, pose an 'impact hazard' as the plates can detach from the handle during use. The recall affects dumbbells sold between January and November 2024, with model number 8361 and specific serial numbers. The CPSC has received over 115 reports of the plates coming loose, resulting in at least six injuries, including broken toes and lacerations. Consumers are advised to stop using the product immediately and contact Tzumi Electronics for a free replacement.
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Costco Recalls Heated Socks After Reports of Burn Injuries

Costco Recalls Heated Socks After Reports of Burn Injuries

Costco Recalls Heated Socks After Reports of Burn Injuries
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Generac Recalls Portable Generators Due to Fire Risk

Generac Recalls Portable Generators Due to Fire Risk

Generac Power Systems has issued a recall for its portable generators sold between May 2025 and February 2026 due to a risk of gas leaks from the carburetor, posing a fire hazard. The Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC) reported 114 incidents of gas leaks, though no injuries have been reported. The recall affects nearly 150,000 units sold at major retailers like Costco, Lowe's, and Home Depot across the U.S., including New York. Customers are advised to stop using the generators and check if their serial numbers are included in the recall. Affected units can be returned for a free repair or a full refund.
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Costco Recalls Heated Socks After Reports of Burns

Costco Recalls Heated Socks After Reports of Burns

Costco has initiated a recall of over 200,000 pairs of heated socks following reports of injuries. The Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC) announced that at least 13 individuals have suffered first- or second-degree burns from the 32 Degrees-branded socks. These socks, equipped with a rechargeable battery pack, pose a risk during high-intensity activities due to the combination of heat, friction, moisture, and pressure. The socks were available for purchase at Costco stores and online from August 2025 to March 2026. Customers are advised to stop using the socks immediately and return them for a full refund.
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Democratic lawmakers urge retail, shipper CEOs to pass Trump tariff refunds to consumers

Democratic lawmakers urge retail, shipper CEOs to pass Trump tariff refunds to consumers

WASHINGTON, April 23 (Reuters) - A group of 15 Democrats in the U.S. House of Representatives on Thursday urged CEOs of major retailers and shippers to give back any refunds they receive from President Donald Trump's illegal tariffs to consumers who paid higher prices.
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Walmart+ Offers Free Access to Peacock Streaming Service

Walmart+ Offers Free Access to Peacock Streaming Service

Walmart+ Offers Free Access to Peacock Streaming Service
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Walmart Offers Competitive Preorder Deal on 'Yoshi and the Mysterious Book'

Walmart Offers Competitive Preorder Deal on 'Yoshi and the Mysterious Book'

Walmart Offers Competitive Preorder Deal on 'Yoshi and the Mysterious Book'
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BTS Launches ARIH Noodles and Beverages at Walmart, Bringing Korean Flavors to U.S. Consumers

BTS Launches ARIH Noodles and Beverages at Walmart, Bringing Korean Flavors to U.S. Consumers

BTS Launches ARIH Noodles and Beverages at Walmart, Bringing Korean Flavors to U.S. Consumers
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Walmart Offers Spring Savings with Discounts on Popular Tech and Home Products

Walmart Offers Spring Savings with Discounts on Popular Tech and Home Products

Walmart Offers Spring Savings with Discounts on Popular Tech and Home Products
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Consumer Reports Identifies Cheapest and Most Expensive Grocery Stores in the U.S.

Consumer Reports Identifies Cheapest and Most Expensive Grocery Stores in the U.S.

Consumer Reports has released an analysis identifying the cheapest and most expensive grocery stores in the U.S., using Walmart as a baseline for comparison. The report found significant price differences among major supermarket chains, with warehouse clubs like Costco and BJ's Wholesale Club offering the lowest prices, at 21.4% and 21% cheaper than Walmart, respectively. On the other hand, Whole Foods was identified as the most expensive, with prices nearly 40% higher than Walmart. The analysis was conducted by comparing baskets of commonly purchased items across various grocery chains in six U.S. cities.
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Amazon Faces Antitrust Scrutiny Over Alleged Price-Fixing with Major Retailers

Amazon Faces Antitrust Scrutiny Over Alleged Price-Fixing with Major Retailers

Amazon Faces Antitrust Scrutiny Over Alleged Price-Fixing with Major Retailers
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Amazon Accused of Influencing Competitors' Pricing in Antitrust Case

Amazon Accused of Influencing Competitors' Pricing in Antitrust Case

Amazon Accused of Influencing Competitors' Pricing in Antitrust Case