One-Stop Shopping is a Myth
A new study finds that most of us shop at more than one store for our groceries, despite stores’ efforts to get us to buy everything in one place.
Grocery & Retail News
Formerly Coupon-Friendly Store Shutters 50 More Locations
A struggling grocery chain that once offered plentiful coupons, is now offering the unwelcome news that it’s closing dozens of stores.
Rite Aid, Others to Join Nationwide Loyalty Program
Rite Aid, Macy’s, ExxonMobil and others join a combined loyalty program that will allow users to earn and spend points at any participating business.
Walgreens May Be Looking to Buy Rite Aid
Walgreens expresses interest in new acquisitions, fueling speculation that it could buy out Rite Aid.
Playing Favorites: The Best, the Worst and the Bankrupt
A new survey ranks the best and worst grocery stores, and how they compare to some of the country’s least-liked companies.
Target Plans Major Grocery Revamp
Target unveils a plan to create a more upscale grocery department – but what will become of the deals and coupons on everyday grocery items?
Survey Says Shoppers are Demanding More Deals
A new survey finds that shoppers’ desire for grocery deals is growing, and that grocery stores had better figure out a way to provide them.
Why the Greatest Grocery Store is Slipping, and the Worst is Even Worse
A ranking of the country’s top grocery stores has a new number one – and a last-place finisher that fared even worse than last year.
Grab Your Groceries and Go – Without Even Stopping to Pay
A new supermarket checkout system would use dozens of cameras to watch you as you shop, and charge you automatically for what you put in your cart.
Albertsons Monopoly is Back, With Big Prizes and Even Bigger Odds
The 2015 version of Monopoly is back at Albertsons-owned stores across the country, with big prizes but eye-popping odds against winning them.
