Convenience Stores

Yes, some very well-known retailers are closing stores. But that’s not the story — not by a long shot.

The nation’s largest supermarket retailer is making a move that will expand the reach of its two-hour delivery service by 50%.

Dollar Tree narrowly missed earnings estimates for the second quarter as it continues to work to turnaround its Family Dollar business.

Meijer has gone urban — and smaller.

Traditional youth brands are no longer finding a seat at the “cool table.”

With the sale of a Mariano’s Fresh Market in Arlington Heights, Illinois, for $25.5 million, Inland Private Capital Corporation marked the final disposition of four such Chicagoland locations.

Starbucks, LED lighting, free Wi-Fi, charging stations and expanded fresh food options are among the attractions at Meijer’s new convenience store format.

The second Amazon Go store has opened its doors —ahead of schedule.

Shareholders of Supervalu approved a reorganization of the company that may allow it to sell its remaining retail brands sooner than expected, reported the StarTribune.

A start-up company whose founders include an ex-Amazon executive has opened the first cashier-less store in the city of San Francisco.