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Dan Raby, the senior digital producer for CBS News Atlanta, has been covering everything happening around Georgia for more than a decade. Paying with cash in Georgia? It may end up costing you a ...

As the U.S. says goodbye to pennies, Washington lawmakers have reached a solution for how local businesses should handle rounding during cash transactions. Gov. Bob Ferguson received a bill on ...

Months after the last of the United States' one-cent coins were pressed, some states are beginning to offer their own two cents on the penny problem by setting rounding guidance for cash purchases.

It was a jingle that became firmly stuck in the minds of people across Australia. In come the dollars, and in come the cents. To replace the pounds and the shillings and the pence. Set to the tune of ...

More fast-food, convenience, and travel stop chains are rounding cash totals to the nearest nickel when pennies aren’t available Big retailers and grocers are doing it too, often rounding in the ...

Now that the government has stopped minting pennies, retailers and restaurants that tend to do a lot of cash business want the federal government to come up with a standard for rounding. It’s been a ...

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McDonald’s told CBS News they’ll be taking on a rounding method when it comes to customers paying in cash. Reason being? The U.S. Mint in Philadelphia pressed its last penny on Wednesday, leaving ...