Source: New York Post
San Jose could become the first Bay Area city to enforce self-checkout regulations in grocery stores and drug stores across the area, as the industry continues push the technology. The Silicon Valley city is looking to add regulations to the logistics of self-checkout areas with the hope of improving working conditions, enhancing public convenience and curbing retail theft. San Jose loses up to $400,000 in sales tax revenue each year due to retail theft, according to city officials.
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