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Bookmark or Share- How Will Computer Vision Change the Retail Experience?Additionally, retailers like SpartanNash are deploying autonomous inventory robots equipped with computer vision technology. These robots traverse store aisles, scanning shelves to track inventory levels and identify out-of-stock items or misplaced products.
- Are Amazon’s ‘warrant’ partnering deals monopolistic?SpartanNash experienced a significant bump in its market value in the aftermath of the deal, despite initial hesitance from higher-ups over the terms. In Mr. Levine’s assessment, it makes sense for Amazon to use such contracts to drive value and attention to partner businesses and then profit from that value, with partners standing to gain ...
- What’s behind the Amazon/SpartanNash deal? - RetailWireUnder the warrant agreement, Amazon secured the rights to acquire up to 5.44 million shares of SpartanNash for $17.73 per share through Oct. 7, 2027, or an investment of $96.4 million if fully exercised, according to a SpartanNash regulatory filing. Share of SpartanNash closed Friday at $21.49, up from $17.02 at Thursday’s close.
- SpartanNash goes from no frills to sushi bars in OmahaSpartanNash is transforming six stores into its Family Fare format, which includes organic food sections, panini and sushi bars, craft beer selections and Starbucks kiosks. Do you see Americans being more drawn to self-service or service oriented grocery stores over the next five years?
- SpartanNash closes on deal for Shop-N-Save Food Center stores“Shop-N-Save has been a successful family-owned and operated business for decades, and we are honored that the DeVries family is entrusting SpartanNash to build upon their legacy and bring new offerings to its team members and grocery shoppers,” SpartanNash president and CEO Tony Sarsam said.
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