The chief executives of the biggest publicly traded food retailers in the U.S. all earned multimillion-dollar compensation packages last year, with Walmart’s CEO taking home the most.

The executive shaped the mass retailer’s reputation and performance for over a decade. He will be succeeded by COO Michael ...

Grocers are improving supplier relationships, increasing theft mitigation tech and boosting their private brands to ...

The company’s pursuit of faster delivery is boosting sales in key pantry and general merchandise categories, according to one ...

The retailer plans to expand the service, which allows shoppers to buy groceries and non-food products using a single online ...

Sales growth in this key segment of the store outpaced all other fresh food categories in 2024, highlighting its importance ...

U.S. online grocery sales reached $10 billion in July, a 26% increase year over year, primarily due to record-high household ...

The grocer’s newly opened Japanese restaurant in Manhattan serves up tasty, unique dishes with a side of experiential dining.

The Hispanic grocery company aims to improve market demand fulfillment while also better serving its multicultural family ...

The companies did not say whether Kroger would pay the termination fee related to its failed merger with Albertsons that C&S ...

The company unveiled plans to bring Supermarcado Nuestra Familia, which has four stores in Nebraska, to Kansas later this ...

Extending its holiday food discount to year-round stemmed from employee requests for simpler, more accessible perks, the ...