Alex Bitter is a journalist and writer for Business Insider, with a focus on consumer companies. His articles cover a range of topics including delivery gig work, retail trends, grocery shopping, and popular products. Alex's work has been featured in various publications including Business Insider India, Insider, Yahoo News, and AOL.
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Based on Alex Bitter's coverage, it is clear that he focuses primarily on retail and consumer trends with an emphasis on product promotions and deals. His articles often include expert commentary and data citations.
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By: Alex Bitter
Walmart's Spark delivery service told some drivers that they would be paid for tips they never got due to a "system issue."
By: Alex Bitter
Instacart, Doordash and other delivery companies are trying to push back against Seattle's Pay Up law. Some employees aren't impressed.
By: Alex Bitter, Dominick Reuter
Retailers have been talking a lot about how theft is a problem at their stores. But Walmart, Target, and other chains's own policies and practices could be worsening the problem.
By: Alex Bitter, Hayley Peterson, Rachel Askinasi, Nancy Luna
Snyder inherited the In-N-Out empire at a young age after a series of family tragedies, including the death of her father. Take a look at her life.
US Amazon Prime memberships grew 8% to 180 million in March, Bloomberg reported. That means 75% of American shoppers subscribe to the service.
By: Alex Bitter
Instacart is adding miles to some Seattle deliveries to avoid stores within city limits — which would require paying the minimum wage for gig workers.
By: Alex Bitter
Amazon used a secretive operation called "Big River" to figure out the details of e-commerce and logistics arms at rivals from Walmart to eBay.
By: Alex Bitter
Gig delivery workers for Instacart and Walmart's Spark say they have to contend with testy workers in-store as they do their jobs, and are fed up.
By: Alex Bitter
Restaurant owners from two-store operators to some of the state's biggest have upped menu prices since the law took effect earlier this month.
By: Alex Bitter
California hit a record last week as battery storage became the biggest power provider in the state.
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