Consumer Pricing Scrutiny: Walmart CEO John Furner says the retailer won’t use personal data to set “personalized” or surveillance prices as it expands digital shelf labels; the move comes amid FTC debate and consumer-group concerns that AI could quietly charge different shoppers different prices. Food Safety: CDC/FDA are investigating a multistate E. coli outbreak tied to recalled Sierra Nevada raw milk cheeses sold in nine states, urging consumers to discard or return affected products. Public Health Policy: California signed a law banning certain weight-loss and muscle-building OTC supplements for minors, joining New York and highlighting gaps in federal oversight. Consumer Costs & Confidence: Ireland’s ESRI warns higher food prices and a fragile tax base, while US data points to fewer TSA travelers as a potential early warning for spending. Retail & Shopper Tools: A study finds nearly 30% of products show different prices between Google AI Mode and shopping tabs, underscoring the need for comparison. Energy & Regulation: Ghana’s Energy Commission is training customs to enforce appliance energy-efficiency rules, aiming to keep imports compliant. Insurance Oversight: Florida’s insurance regulator ordered a cease-and-desist against an unlicensed insurer, warning consumers to verify licenses before buying coverage. Corporate Results: Luvu Brands reported FY2026 profitability improvement with revenue up 5.8% and gross margin to 31.5%.