Retailers appear to be facing a self-checkout reckoning

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A Doral, Florida, Walmart store with an associate helping out with self-checkout.

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Digital screens are covering cooler doors at stores like Kroger and Walgreens, and they're driving TikTokers nuts

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Retailers from Kroger to Walgreens have added screens to their coolers. But some shoppers say they're making shopping harder.

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Kroger's secret weapon in the battle for your dining-out dollars is ... sushi

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Sushi is proving popular with shoppers at supermarkets like Kroger.

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An Instacart customer was charged $2,783.25 for a Kroger order of $282 she never received. 'My heart stopped.'

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A Kroger shopper in Ohio said that she was charged $2,783.25, about 10 times what she should've been, for an order of groceries for delivery.

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You can now find Costco-style low prices for generic prescription drugs at Kroger in a partnership with Mark Cuban's online pharmacy

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Customers of Mark Cuban's Cost Plus Drugs can now pick up their prescriptions at 2,000 Kroger pharmacies, Cost Plus said in a tweet Wednesday.

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Amazon could buy 100s of grocery stores being divested by Kroger and Albertsons, according to a top research firm

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Amazon CEO Andy Jassy

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Wealthy millennials love Target, while Gen Z can't get enough of Trader Joe's. Here's who is shopping the most at 11 major stores.

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A shopper at a Washington, DC, Whole Foods

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Retail worker quits are on the rise again even as workers in other industries increasingly try to hold onto their jobs

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Major retailers have been spending a lot of money to try get workers to stay, but it might not be enough.

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Walmart, Target, Kroger, and more major retailers go head-to-head in an escalating 'labor hoarding' war over hourly employees

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Walmart increasing its minimum wage to $14 per hour was followed by an avalanche of similar moves from other retailers.

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Kroger is the latest retailer to spend big on employee wages as the job market tightens

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Kroger will invest $770 million more in pay and benefits for its employees this year, making it the latest retailer to spend more as the retail labor market remains tight.

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