Major retailers are adjusting self-checkout systems amid rising theft concerns, shifting customer behavior, and new technology experiments.

Target Corp. is pushing back on media reports this week that it has changed its policies around self-checkout technology in response to shoplifting or customer dissatisfaction. A number of news ...

Self-checkout scanners are now ubiquitous at large grocery stores, but do they really improve the shopping experience? Some retailers seem to think not, at least at some locations. Walmart and Kroger ...

Retail giant Target has limited self-checkout to customers with 10 items or less, but denies claims the move is due to theft. Like several other retail stores, the Minneapolis store has been hit with ...

Target is testing a new self-checkout policy as retailers are finding the cashier-less technology can put off customers. At a handful of stores, Target has restricted self-checkout to customers buying ...

Target unveiled a first-of-its-kind accessible self-checkout last year, built to accommodate customers with visual impairments and motor disabilities. The technology is designed "with and for disabled ...

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Checking out from a grocery store used to be a relatively simple thing. You waited in line, then a person scanned your items, you paid — maybe even by writing a check — and then went on your way. Some ...