Seattle Becomes First U.S. City to Ban Surveillance Pricing on Groceries
Seattle passed the nation's first city-level ban on surveillance pricing, blocking retailers from using personal data to set individual grocery prices.
Seattle passed the nation's first city-level ban on surveillance pricing, blocking retailers from using personal data to set individual grocery prices.
Electronic shelf labels could cost U.S. grocery workers up to $6.9B in lost wages annually and affect nearly 192,000 jobs, per a new AFL-CIO Tech Institute brief.
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