Surveillance Pricing Under Scrutiny as Walmart Denies Use of Consumer Data for Dynamic Rates
Retailers are adopting technology to set prices based on consumer data, a practice known as surveillance pricing that faces growing scrutiny despite Walmart's denial.
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