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Local December 8, 2014 | 5:44 pm

One in 3 businesses reneged on ‘Black Friday’ ads

Santo Domingo.- More than one in three (36%) of the businesses in Dominican Republic failed to come clean on the “Black Friday" ads, as Law 358-05 stipulates, the consumer protection agency (ProConsumidor) revealed Monday.

"During random monitoring of 22 retailers during Black Friday the businesses kept stocks on the advertized products," said the agency in a statement. â... Read more

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