MOBILITY

A New England grocery chain is rolling out artificial intelligence (AI)-equipped shopping carts from Instacart.

For almost half a century, one-dimensional (1D) barcodes have served as the backbone of retail, facilitating inventory tracking and point-of-sale transactions.

The Amazon Clinic virtual healthcare solution is treating a few new common ailments.

The home field of the Texas Rangers Major League Baseball team is offering cashierless shopping with Amazon technology, augmented with RFID.

Google is extending the reach of its augmented reality (AR)-based beauty shopping and advertising capabilities.

The Home Depot Inc. is leveraging its Sidekick store associate app to ensure holiday shoppers can find the products they want, when they want them.

Mars Snacking is directly targeting Uber customers, just in time for Halloween.

A new survey reveals how frequently brick-and-mortar customers utilize their smartphones, and why.

The goal of retail has always been to provide shoppers with the items they want, when and where they want them.

Amazon is testing a capability that lets shoppers request, view and manage their friends’ feedback on products within its consumer app.

For the second straight year, Walmart is teaming up with a well-known home services platform to assist customers with installing and removing holiday lights.

New data shows that Amazon Prime Big Deal Days was a more mobile-centric event than this year’s Amazon Prime Day.