Opinion
Rewards schemes race to beat new privacy laws
Changes to privacy laws could fundamentally change the way retailers collect and use customer data gleaned from loyalty programs.
Sue MitchellColumnistRetailers are investing heavily in customer loyalty programs despite forthcoming changes to privacy laws that could fundamentally change the way they collect and use member data.
As the cost of living soars, such loyalty is tested as more consumers shop around for better deals, forcing retailers to double down on their loyalty offers to retain customers.
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