Stores Tell Suppliers To Think Again Before Raising Prices
Retailers are pressuring manufacturers to absorb cost increases so they don’t have to pass them on to their shoppers.
Grocery & Retail News
Suspicious Shoppers Question Whether Store Brands Are Really Worth It
Shoppers’ increasing preference for less-expensive store brands appears to be waning.
Major Chain May Eliminate All Cashiers And Self-Checkouts, Too
Sam’s Club plans to redesign all stores to look like its cashierless “store of the future.”
Shoppers Are Stocking Up, While They Still Can
Fears about tariffs and inflation have shoppers shifting their strategies in the weeks and months ahead.
Big Lots Is Back: The Full List Of Store Reopenings
More than 200 Big Lots stores are set to reopen in the coming months, under new ownership.
Grocery Shopping Has Become a Bore And a Chore
Shoppers say grocery stores aren’t keeping up with the times and offering the modern perks they ought to be.
Everyone Is Suing Each Other Over The Failed Kroger-Albertsons Merger
Kroger responds to Albertsons’ multimillion-dollar lawsuit with a countersuit of its own, over their failed merger.
Dollar Tree Sells Family Dollar For A Billion Dollars
Dollar Tree sells off the troubled Family Dollar chain for $1 billion.
Walmart Isn’t Shoppers’ Favorite, But Most Would Still “Consider” It
More shoppers say they’re willing to consider going to Walmart if that’s what it takes to save money.
Free Food: You Can’t Beat These Clearance Prices
A grocery store begins offering the ultimate discount in the clearance section.
