The U.S. Department of Justice is investigating German software giant SAP and its U.S. reseller, Carahsoft Technology, for potential price-fixing schemes involving billions of dollars worth of software sold to government agencies. The investigation focuses on potential bid-rigging and overcharging for SAP technology sold to the U.S. military and government agencies since 2014.
Results for: Price Fixing
Residents of Washington state who purchased chicken or tuna products from certain companies may be eligible for a rebate of up to $120 as part of a major settlement. The state alleges that over 20 companies artificially inflated prices on canned tuna and chicken items, resulting in overpayments by consumers. The settlement distributes funds to low-income individuals making less than 175% of the federal poverty level, with single-person households receiving $50 and households with two or more individuals receiving $120.