State says Kroger-Albertsons merger may cost Coloradans $500M per year; companies dispute claim
A merger of Kroger and Albertsons would cost Colorado consumers as much as $500 million a year because of a lack of competition, a lawyer from the Colorado Attorney General’s office argued Monday at the start of the state’s trial seeking to block the ...
An attorney directed particular ire toward the New Hampshire-based company, C&S Wholesale Grocers, which would acquire 579 ...
The parent company of Fry's Food Stores in the Valley seized its final opportunity Sept. 27 to make its case to a federal ...
The three-week trial in Portland, Ore., featured 30-plus witnesses arguing how the U.S. grocery market should be defined ...
Kroger’s first-ever Customer Appreciation Week, which began on Sept. 25 and runs through Oct. 1, is a “mega-sales event ...
McMullen said Walmart is Kroger’s No. 1 competitor. Costco is No. 2, with "unrelenting" growth. "Every single year they've ...
The retailer is running “Customer Appreciation Week” at the same time as a federal judge prepares to rule on regulators’ request to stop its proposed merger with Albertsons.
Kroger has extended the expiration date of the previously announced offers to exchange any and all outstanding notes of ...
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