Amazon Go goes with cash in New York City
The first Amazon Go store in New York City opened for business this week and is taking cash as well as offering a cashierless checkout customer experience.
The store is the 12th Amazon Go location the mega omnichannel retailer is operating around the U.S. Initially designed as a cashierless experience, a cash payment option is going to be available as the result of negative feedback and claims that cashless retail is discriminatory to the unbanked and those without a smartphone.
Amazon reportedly is aiming to have 3,000 Go stores operating within two years. (Retail Customer Experience)
Related news
IKEA is expanding its services in seven large rural towns
In the spirit of affordability and accessibility, IKEA is constantly…
Read more >
This is what the youngest customer group spends on
Two-thirds of the 14-18-year-olds receive an average of HUF 22,000…
Read more >
Free in-store cash withdrawals: a government idea that did not find understanding ears
Eight months ago, the government introduced the proposal that it…
Read more >Related news
More than one hundred and thirty entries were received for the Pálinka-based Bonbon of the Year 2024 competition
One hundred and thirty-three entries were received for the Pálinka…
Read more >
The Hungarian Logistics Association (MLE) and Budapest Metropolitan University (METU) celebrate Logistics Day at a joint professional conference
Today is Logistics Day. In this case, people interested in…
Read more >
Rosé spritz and extra discounts await bikers across the country this weekend
This year too, the season-opening cycling-friendly weekend, which was announced…
Read more >
