Articles by Dominick Reuter
Walmart is accelerating the rollout of AI with a suite of tools for store workers.
Workers say the tech is prone to making mistakes they must fix, manage, or ignore.
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This as-told-to essay is based on a conversation with John Goldstein, a 75-year-old retiree in Newark, New Jersey. The interview has been edited for length and clarity.
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The economic effects of President Donald Trump's disruptive approach to foreign policy are coming into sharper focus with a year's worth of data.
As expected, a range of numbers like border crossingοΏ½...
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The company has new instrucοΏ½...
Target once again finds itself in a precarious political balancing act.
The bullseye retailer's stores have been a flash point during the recent immigration enforcement activity in its hometown of MοΏ½...
A few years ago, a sharply discounted price on a big screen TV was enough to get customers lined up in the cold during the wee hours of Black Friday.
This year, it seems the shopping event is less aοΏ½...
President Donald Trump's tariffs appear to be hitting the shelves at Walmart and Target stores across the US.
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