Amazon's cashierless store

Amazon's cashierless store

Photo taken in March 2018 shows shoppers at a checkout-free Amazon Go grocery store in Seattle. The store operated by online retailer giant Amazon.com Inc. allows customers to pick up items and leave as every payment is automatically made through the Amazon Go app. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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