Black Friday offers could violate Oklahoma law, Attorney General Scott Pruitt says
A state law that forbids retailers from selling items below cost applies to Black Friday and back-to-school sales, according to a recent opinion by Oklahoma Attorney General Scott Pruitt .
That means many of the hot deals offered this year on flat-screen TVs, toys and MP3 players were likely against the law. The opinion, published Dec. 13, states that a store's advertisement of merchandise for sale below cost a...
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