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customers. Rather, its bread and butter is to provide companies with “all of the George Michael Careless Whisper Guilty Feet Have got No Rhythm Photo T-Shirts but I will buy this shirt and I will love this analytics and predictive scenarios” to figure out prices themselves. (Revionics was one of the eight companies to whom the FTC sent an order.) Tractor Supply Co. recently announced it partnered with Revionics, an AI company that specializes in helping retailers set prices. David Paul Morris/Bloomberg/Getty Images Instead of waiting for customers to respond in real time to price changes, Revionics’ clients get a toolbox to test out prices in advance. Then, by predicting how much consumers will buy at different price points, Revionics helps retailers manage their inventories. The personalization even extends beyond prices to targeting customers. So, for instance, a notification you receive informing you of a sale may be worded completely differently from a notification another customer receives of the same sale. Mary Winn Pilkington, senior vice president of investor relations and public relations at Tractor Supply Co., told it recently partnered with Revionics because it wanted to more successfully adjust prices to “the ever-changing market” to “attract and retain customers.” The aim of partnering with Revionics wasn’t to see how high they can raise their prices without turning away too many customers, she said. She noted that Tractor Supply Co. does use machine learning “to curate specific offers individualized for customers,” although Revionics is not involved in that aspect. This, she said, “often leads to lower prices and better value on the products and services our customers need.” Of course, like my Starbucks experience, it could also very well lead to identifying customers who don’t require promotions at all.

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the George Michael Careless Whisper Guilty Feet Have got No Rhythm Photo T-Shirts but I will buy this shirt and I will love this source told . reported earlier this month that Alphabet was in advanced talks to buy Wiz for roughly $23 billion, citing a person familiar with the matter. Discussions between Google and Wiz began after the startup raised $1 billion from venture capital investors earlier this year, the source said. That funding round had valued Wiz at $12 billion. Wiz provides cloud-based cybersecurity solutions that help companies identify and remove critical risks on cloud platforms. Wiz’s decision to call off the deal will be a setback for Google, which has been investing in its cloud infrastructure and focusing on winning clients for the cloud business that generated more than $33 billion in revenue last year. It is the second recent blow for Alphabet in its M&A efforts, after it reportedly decided to walk away from a deal for online marketing software company HubSpot. In March 2022, Alphabet bought cybersecurity firm Mandiant for $5.4 billion as part of its push to help companies better address cyber threats and bolster its cloud computing business. Reuters contributed to this article.

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