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Arkansas to receive portion of $45M multistate settlement with CashApp parent company

Headline from Local Memphis

Arkansas Attorney General Tim Griffin has announced that the state will receive a portion of a $45 million settlement with Block, Inc., which operates CashApp.

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  1. KARK Little Rock

    Attorney General Tim Griffin announces $45 million multistate Cash App settlement, $453K to Arkansas (opens KARK Little Rock)

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    KARK Little Rock's feed description

    Arkansas Attorney General Tim Griffin announced that the state will receive $453,754 as part of a $45 million nationwide settlement with Block, Inc., the operator of Cash App, following allegations that the company failed to protect users from fraud.

  2. Local Memphis

    Arkansas to receive portion of $45M multistate settlement with CashApp parent company (opens Local Memphis)

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    Local Memphis's feed description

    Arkansas Attorney General Tim Griffin has announced that the state will receive a portion of a $45 million settlement with Block, Inc., which operates CashApp.

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