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Schnucks Utilizes Technology to Meet Demand for Locally Sourced Food
As consumer demand for locally sourced food grows amid the pandemic, the supermarket chain is leveraging a digital market to bring produce from small farmers to its stores.
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The Pandemic Is Reshaping Discussions About What Workers Need
Managers of remote employees need to boost soft skills, empathy and ‘mental health literacy,’ according to executives from Microsoft, The Adecco Group and more.
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Starbucks Expands No-Contact Offerings During Pandemic
The coffee giant leans into new opportunities like grab-and-grow locations and digital commerce in light of COVID-19.
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How Bissell Is Leveraging Livestreaming to Sell Overseas
Iconic vacuum company tests live product demonstrations by ‘key opinion leaders,’ China’s answer to influencers in the U.S., on Alibaba’s Tmall marketplace site.
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Businesses Capitalizing on the Rise of Remote Work
Pandemic spurs increased opportunities for companies offering self-care perks for remote employees, like at-home fitness classes, better-for-you foods and anxiety and insomnia relief.
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The Frozen Food Industry Is Getting an Upscale Makeover
Organic and higher-end brands are luring younger consumers to the freezer case — helping retailers log hefty sales gains in store and online, too.
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Warehouses Increase Robotic Automation Amid COVID-19
Companies seek e-commerce efficiency and worker safety through robotics.
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Walgreens Uses Technology to Serve Customers Amid COVID-19
The drugstore chain’s chief digital officer and other tech executives discuss accelerating digital innovation amid coronavirus and beyond as a ‘new normal’ evolves.
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Office Depot's New Tech Aims to Improve Customer Experience
Mobile tools facilitate curbside pickup and contactless delivery during COVID-19 pandemic.
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Facial Recognition Tech Gains Traction During COVID-19
As fast-food chains like CaliBurger test facial recognition technology to expedite customer orders, the tech is also being used to take body temperatures to help keep workplaces safe amid COVID-19.