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Colorado governor vetoes block on surveillance pricing as other states push for bans
Colorado's governor vetoed a bill that would have banned surveillance pricing, the strongest measure against algorithmic pricing. Consumer advocates criticized the decision, arguing it favors corporations over workers. Maryland had already passed a similar law in April, but Colorado's proposal was more comprehensive.
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