One of Maryland's new laws prohibits dynamic, real-time and surveillance data-driven grocery store pricing.

Seattle's city council will vote on an ordinance banning "surveillance pricing" this week, potentially becoming the first ...

The west coast city is taking a stand against a technology that has become ominously commonplace. Here's why that matters.

Seattle has become the first city in the country to approve a ban on grocery stores using customer data and artificial intelligence to alter prices.

Experts call it by several names.  Surveillance Pricing. Dynamic Pricing. Personalized Pricing.  Regardless of the name, it’s a marketing approach that’s sparking concerns when it comes to financial ...

Grocery workers’ advocacy secures an ordinance preventing grocery companies from using “AI-powered price-gouging” SEATTLE, WA — Seattle is now home to the “strongest ban on surveillance pricing in the ...

Seattle joins three states that have laws in place to prevent surveillance pricing. Maryland, New Jersey and Connecticut have all passed legislation against the practice. UFCW 3000 applauded the move, ...

The legislation bars large grocery retailers from using people's employment status, race, gender, browser history, social ...

The Seattle Mayor’s Fair Pricing and Transparency Ordinance is drafted so broadly it could eliminate many of the discount programs consumers value most.

The Seattle City Council is scheduled to vote Sept. 22 on the Fair Pricing and Transparency ordinance banning grocery surveillance pricing.

In a comment letter to the FTC, Open Markets Institute urges the Commission to use the full extent of the law to crack down ...

This week, Seattle leaders approved the Fair and Transparent Pricing policy, a consumer protection measure designed to stop grocery retailers from using personal data to set different prices for ...