Sam Silverstein is a reporter for Grocery Dive and Retail Dive, with a focus on the grocery industry. With a background in journalism and experience at SpaceNews Inc, Sam brings a deep understanding of the industry and covers a wide range of topics, including market trends, corporate news, and consumer behavior.
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By: Sam Silverstein
The grocery retailer and wholesaler intends to eliminate the roles amid plans to move its corporate headquarters to a new space in Providence, Rhode Island.
By: Sam Silverstein, Catherine Douglas Moran
“We’ve always made sure that we don’t need to do mergers to make our business successful,” President and CEO Rodney McMullen told investors Thursday.
The grocery retailer and wholesaler said Tuesday that its Q1 sales rose more than 4% year-over-year and adjusted EBITDA earnings increased nearly 15%.
By: Sam Silverstein, Catherine Douglas Moran
The judge’s decision to grant the FTC’s request for a preliminary injunction is a major blow to the grocers and likely marks the end of their effort to combine.
By: Sam Silverstein
The state’s top law enforcement officer is awaiting a ruling over his suit claiming the grocers illegally cooperated during a 2022 King Soopers strike.
By: Sam Silverstein, Harris Teeter, Catherine Douglas Moran
The grocers both signaled that they are in strong financial condition and said they would devote billions of dollars to repurchase shares from investors.
The club retailer’s U.S. same-store sales excluding fuel were up 7.2% in its latest quarter — the highest level for that figure in two years.
The chain’s new store in Gaithersburg, Maryland, beckons customers with a modern atmosphere and plenty of value-focused messaging, but how it decides what to charge is something of a mystery.
By: Sam Silverstein, Catherine Douglas Moran
“Kroger’s conduct created frustration and distrust among regulators … and ultimately caused an unprecedented litigation onslaught,” Albertsons claims in a newly unsealed lawsuit.
By: Catherine Douglas Moran, Sam Silverstein
The companies’ failed merger is a stark reminder of the risks food retailers face as they position themselves in a rapidly changing market, analysts said.
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