Have you ever noticed how a price reduction can sometimes hint at a bigger problem? While it may seem like a great deal, a ...

Put simply, "shrinkflation is the practice of reducing the size of a product while maintaining its sticker price," said Investopedia. Examples of this, said CNET, include "fewer chips in the bag ...

Food inflation has hit the wallets of American consumers significantly in recent years. According to data from the United ...

The Christian Forum in a statement by its President, Rev. Joshua Pam, urged business leaders, including other stakeholders in the petroleum industry, to reduce the prices of their products to make ...

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Shrinkflation, a combination of shrink and inflation, refers to a method by which corporations increase prices by reducing the size or capacity of products, making it difficult for consumers to ...

The popular home furnishing retailer announced this week its latest round of price cuts on more than 550 products as part ... upward of $50 million to reduce prices on a range of kitchen supplies ...