Walmart removes self-checkout machines from select stores due to theft concerns and customer complaints, signaling major ...

Walmart has announced its decision to significantly reduce the number of self-checkout stations across its U.S. locations.

Faster transactions, shorter lines and ease of use drive interest, age-restricted items and technical issues still pose ...

The era of scanning your own groceries at Walmart might be coming to an end in some locations. Reports suggest the retail ...

Self-checkout might be making customers less loyal to stores that use it, according to new research.; Researchers at Drexel University found that customers expect service, including human checkout ...

Self-checkout is far from solely responsible for this doom loop, but it has contributed to the way certain stores have rotted from the inside. And then, of course, there’s theft.

Self-checkout lanes at grocery stores and retail outlets are sometimes a controversial topic. Shoppers either love the convenience or hate that they have to do the work they feel an employee ...

Self-checkout arrived in the late 1980s at supermarkets. A decade later, it began spreading to big-box chains and drug stores. Now, self-checkout, loved by some and hated by others, has entered ...

Self-checkouts have long been a staple feature within retail stores nationwide, but a new study found that an increasing number of Americans are actually in favor of eliminating such technology ...

Target is changing its self-checkout policy at all of its stores starting March 17. Self-checkout can be used by shoppers who have 10 items or less.

Behold a self-checkout experience that’s worth checking out – not just for the innovation it represents, but also for the approach used to design it.