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Instacart to Wind Down Smart Cart Business Amid Sale Talks
Source: Bloomberg
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Instacart will stop offering high-tech shopping carts to grocers, marking its first announced strategy shift since reports surfaced that it is in talks to sell itself. The article provides no financial details or confirmed sale agreement.
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