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Grocery stores
Kroger experiencing a strong run on Wall Street
Sep 11, 2015
...and it's about to open the largest Kroger in history.
Not all food company mergers are equal
by
Annie Baxter
Jun 24, 2015
When it comes to competition, the distribution and retail ends of the grocery business are very different.
Should we know how much stores take in from food stamps?
by
Krissy Clark
Sep 8, 2014
Monday was the last day of a month-long public comment period set up by the USDA.
Salad dressing + pickles; cake mix + prepared meats
May 12, 2014
A $4.23 billion deal will bring together Hillshire Brands and Pinnacle Foods.
Fighting food deserts takes more than fresh produce
Mar 27, 2014
A California survey finds more food shops sell beer than milk.
PODCAST: February jobs report
Mar 7, 2014
A look at supermarket mergers. And some employers are shifting how they contribute to 401(k) plans.
Supermarkets don't go to 'food deserts'
Feb 27, 2014
Grocery chains look at the lack of neighborhood competition as a bad thing.
For public good, not for profit.
Groceries: a low margin business, but still highly desirable
Sep 12, 2013
Billionaire Ron Burkle just bought the Fresh and Easy chain from Tesco. Today's earnings report from Kroger affords a glimpse into the way these markets make money.
Critics accuse Ralphs of creating 'food apartheid'
by
Noel King
Jun 20, 2013
Critics say Ralphs fobs off lower-quality products on low-income neighborhoods, but Ralphs says it varies what's on sale based on what customers buy.
What people in Midtown think about Whole Foods-Detroit
by
John Ketchum
Jun 5, 2013
Upscale grocer Whole Foods is opening a location in Detroit's Midtown neighborhood. The area is mostly poor, but many residents are excited to gain access to high-quality foods. Others aren't convinced that the store is catering to them.