Kroger seeks to meet high demand with online vaccine scheduling tool Tech vendors work toward open standards for store systemsLeading retail technology firms including IBM, Intel, and HP Inc. are collaborating to accelerate the scalable deployment of solutions optimized for physical retail, from the edge to the cloud. Major retailers help found hiring initiative for Black workers Target, Walmart, Lowe’s, and Nordstrom are part of a coalition of companies committing to providing job opportunities for 1 million Black Americans without a four-year college degree. Industry group working to phase out barcode-based coupons The Coupon Bureau is developing a universal digital coupon. Amazon temporarily restricts facial recognition tech from police Amazon is implementing a one-year moratorium on police use of its Rekognition facial recognition technology. IBM: Hackers turn away from deception Cybercriminals are evolving their techniques for breaking into computer networks. CSA Exclusive: Q&A with Bob Phibbs, ‘The Retail Doctor’ A prominent industry thought leader sees trained employees and engaged customers as critical to retail success. Study: Consumers pay more for brands in sync with their beliefs Providing a brand purpose takes effort, but pays dividends. Fuel retailer bypasses pay at the pump ExxonMobil’s new app eliminates the need to leave your car for fuel payment. City Furniture opens its largest store yet City Furniture has gone big in Orlando. First Previous 4 5 6 7 8 Next Last
