More people admit to stealing at self-checkouts. The reason may surprise you

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More than 1 in 4 Americans who’ve used self-checkouts admit to intentionally stealing items, a sharp rise from 15% in 2023, per a LendingTree survey. Millennials were most likely to steal,...

More people admit to stealing at self-checkouts. The reason may surprise you

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