@bloombergbusiness: What if the electronic shelf label you see at the grocery store isn't just showing you the price of the jar of mayonnaise you're about to buy — but actually raising the price because you put a can of tuna in your cart. It's called surveillance pricing and retailers like Walmart appear to be locking down technology that will help them figure out how much they can charge you. Bloomberg's Brad Stone joins @Stacey Vanek Smith and @Max Chafkin on the Everybody's Business podcast to unpack this pricing strategy (which Walmart has denied using). #pricing #money #finance #groceries
It’d be fun if y’all’d put full episodes on YouTube
2026-10-10 03:04:13
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Chad Babuk :
It swings both ways, you speak of the evil but you don't speak of the good.
often I get a coupon from Canadian tire or real Canadian superstore in my personal for you coupons that is such a good deal, on stuff that I regularly buy, I head to the store. they know what I want, they know they'll get me in the store if they sell it for really cheap!
2026-10-10 02:00:54
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Chunks :
any store that engages in that kind of pricing should be boycotted enough is enough with all the bull shit
2026-10-10 03:44:33
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peterson5677 :
My guru @crisyfxtrader
2026-10-10 04:48:00
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