The grocery delivery service Instacart is using artificial intelligence to experiment with prices and charge some shoppers more than others for the same items, a new study found.

The two electric vegetable carts sell washed, cut, and ready-to-cook vegetables — much like fish or meat. In the fast pace of city life, this simple convenience feels like a small luxury ...

With winter weather set to roll into western Pennsylvania this weekend, Pittsburghers were getting ahead of the storm.

A 37-year-old woman from Auburn Hills has been charged with stealing purses from women in a Kroger and a Meijer in a ...

Whole Bean Coffee surged +$3.17 versus November 2024. Largest MoM price increase: Whole Bean Coffee also led month-over ...

AM on a cold Monday morning in December, and the back of the Falmouth Mall—home to Shaw’s, Walmart, T.J. Maxx and ...

Even for self-pickup, Instacart charges higher prices for ordered groceries, which vary individually. Same product, same time ...

The research found that the average difference between the lowest and highest prices was 13 percent, though in the most ...

Ready or not, the holiday shopping season is upon us. Though online orders have taken a big bite out of the in-person retail experience, stores and shops will still be plenty crow ...

A stricter budget at the grocery store does not have to mean a menu of bland meals, either. Rather, like with any area of ...

According to CBS, Instacart customers may be surprised to discover they are unwittingly paying more for the same items sold ...

Robot-powered warehouses weren't fast enough. Now Kroger is embracing AI to deliver your groceries. The I-Team examines the ...