Dollar General Reports Financial Woes

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Dollar General Now Says Consumers Are Running Out of Money

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Lower-income American households are running out of money each month , according to Dollar General .

CEO Todd Vasos reported that around 60% of Dollar General’s sales come from customers earning less than $35,000 annually .

California lawmakers approved significant increases in fines for water violations late Friday after ranchers defied state orders by pumping water from the drought-stricken Shasta River .

The bill addresses enforcement gaps highlighted during the Shasta Valley incident, where a rural water association ignored state curtailment orders to benefit their cattle.

Previously, the water board had limited options for imposing fines, which were seen as insufficient by tribes and conservationists.

Some farmers and ranchers express that the underlying curtailment rules are more pressing than the fines.

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