Tatiana Walk-Morris is a journalist at Chicago Public Media. She specializes in BFSI, banking, retail, and e-commerce, with a focus on consumer behavior analytics and retail customer data. Tatiana's work has been featured in notable outlets such as Vanity Fair, BBC World, and Crain's Chicago Business, where she amplifies unheard voices and emphasizes the power of words.
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Tatiana's coverage is heavily focused on retail, shopping trends, and consumer behavior. She frequently includes press releases, data citations, and private sector announcements in her articles.
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She does not appear to have a specific geographic focus but covers topics relevant to the United States market extensively. Therefore, pitches should keep this geographic context in mind when reaching out to her with relevant article ideas or expert commentary.
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Armed with the new funding, the company aims to scale its checkout-free technology to "tens of thousands of stores" by 2025.
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By: Tatiana Walk-Morris
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The retailer is accelerating its AI features to boost personalization and product discovery.
