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- 1Man Admits $157K Retail Fraud Using 'Magic Trick'▼Man admits to $157K retail fraud scheme using ‘magic trick’
A man has admitted to carrying out a $157,000 retail fraud scheme that reportedly involved a 'magic trick' technique, according to a local news report. The case is drawing attention for the unusual method used to defraud retailers out of a large sum of money. Details about the defendant's identity and the stores affected have not yet been widely reported.
- 2Fashion shoppers most drawn to money-saving AI tools●Fashion shoppers most interested in AI tools that help them save money
New reporting from Chain Store Age indicates fashion shoppers are most interested in AI shopping tools when those tools help them save money. The finding suggests price-related features such as deal discovery and discount alerts resonate more with consumers than other AI applications in fashion retail, signalling where retailers may focus their AI investments.