Consumer Reports investigates personalization practices involving Instacart and Kroger, while CT, MD, and NJ pass laws restricting surveillance pricing for retailers.
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Consumer Reports investigates personalization practices involving Instacart and Kroger, while CT, MD, and NJ pass laws restricting surveillance pricing for retailers.
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Newest first. Tap a step to see who reported it.Virginia joins CT, MD, and NJ in enacting laws against surveillance pricing.1 source
- Maryland and New Jersey are considering pricing technology laws, and a joint report on pricing tools was published by involved parties.Sub-event
Consumer Reports investigates personalization practices involving Instacart and Kroger, while CT, MD, and NJ pass laws restricting surveillance pricing for retailers.1 source
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The entities involved
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Kroger
American multinational retailing company
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Consumer Reports
American magazine
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Instacart
Internet-based grocery delivery service