Suit claims Amazon broke New York privacy laws with Amazon Go techAmazon is being sued for allegedly using biometric recognition technology without informing customers at its Amazon Go convenience stores located in New York. Study: U.S. data breaches rise 83% from 2020-2022Digital fraud is on the rise at steep rates. Report: U.S. threatens TikTok ban unless Chinese owner divests The U.S. government is reportedly stepping up pressure on TikTok to cut any possible ties to the Chinese government. 7-Eleven rolls out proprietary EV charging network 7-Eleven intends to build one of the largest and most compatible electric vehicle (EV) fast-charging networks of any North American retailer. Serta Simmons Bedding obtains full supply chain view with AI A leading manufacturer of mattresses and bedding products with a direct-to-consumer channel is digitally transforming its supply chain planning capabilities. Amazon enters delivery partnership with Rite Aid – here’s where Amazon Prime members have a new fulfillment option for health and CPG items in two select markets. How do consumers react to a security breach? A new survey reinforces the importance of data security to retailers. Kroger adding autonomous trucks to fast delivery effort The Kroger Co. is integrating autonomous box trucks into the “middle mile” of one of its next-generation fulfillment networks. Are SNAP recipients good customers? A new study sheds light on the shopping habits of consumers participating in the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP). Retail employees cite gender, racial and age pay gap problems A new report reveals that retail employees are becoming more aware of pay gaps in the industry. First Previous 135 136 137 138 139 Next Last
