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Walmart, Best Buy and other stores now use digital price tags. Critics say they could lead to different prices for different shoppers.

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Store aisles are getting a digital makeover.

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MarketWatchWalmart, Best Buy and other stores now use digital price tags. Critics say they could lead to different prices for different shoppers.
MarketWatchWalmart, Best Buy and other stores now use digital price tags. Critics say they could lead to different prices for different shoppers.

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