At Marks & Spencer, self-checkout is taking root next to fitting rooms

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An article by Morgane Monteiro and Sophie Baqué

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29 October 2024 à 12h24

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In the U.K., Marks & Spencer (2023 sales: €15.3 billion, up 9.4% in a year) is installing automatic checkouts, next to the fitting rooms. 28 stores are already equipped, including the Fosse Park flagship in Leicester, which opened at the beginning of October.

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Featured image of the article Morgane Monteiro
Morgane Monteiro Journalist
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Journaliste économique pour mind Retail depuis 2024, j’analyse la transformation digitale du commerce.

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Sophie Baqué Chief Editor of mind Retail
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