Kroger Coupon Confrontation Ends In Cashier’s Arrest
A checkout confrontation over coupons ends with the arrest of a cashier.
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What’s Really Going To Become Of Your Kroger Or Albertsons Store?
The expected new owners of hundreds of Kroger and Albertsons stores has a history of not holding onto its acquisitions for long.
Kroger, Albertsons To Sell 413 Stores Ahead Of Merger
Kroger and Albertsons will sell more than 400 stores in order to help gain regulatory approval for their merger.
The Best Deals And Discounts May No Longer Be At The Grocery Store
Grocery stores are losing business and offering fewer promotions than their competition.
How You Can Win Grocery Stores’ Price War With Walmart
Walmart is less expensive than every other grocer in a new study – but there are still ways you can save.
Kroger Pulls The Plug On Popular Rewards Program
Kroger announces the end of its Kroger Rewards debit card program and all the perks it offered.
Coupons, Deals And “Cooler Screens”: Coming to a Grocery Store Near You
Kroger will install high-tech cooler door screens in hundreds more stores across the country.
Kroger Ends “Digital Discrimination,” Forgets to Tell Anyone
Kroger changes its policy to allow shoppers without a digital account to access digital-only coupons and deals.
Opposition Builds to Kroger-Albertsons Merger, As Retailers Vow to Fight
Another consumer group publicly opposes the Kroger-Albertsons merger, as the retailers fight back.
Kroger Will No Longer Deliver Your Weekly Ad
Kroger-owned stores across the country will no longer distribute printed weekly sales circulars.
