Supermarket/Grocery

While more consumers are buying their groceries online, they aren’t ready to give up their store visits just yet.

A fast-casual restaurant giant continues to close stores in the United States, yet it is ramping up plans to expand globally.

It’s one quarter into 2018 and spending is showing healthy signs of growth.

The success of such imports as H&M, Sephora, and Aldi in the United States has inspired a number of other global brands to enter the U.S. market.

Amid pressure from activist investors and its continuing focus on its wholesale ops, Supervalu is putting another of its grocery brands on the selling block.

Walmart is bringing on a new partner to expand the breadth of its online grocery delivery service.

Retail real estate completions came in just under 8 million sq. ft. in the first quarter of 2018, a 23% decline from Q1 2017.

Shoppers still think local.

Walmart could be buying a controlling stake in Flipkart earlier than expected — way earlier.

Amazon is still in the “trial and error stage” when it comes to competing in the online grocery category, yet its efforts are capturing more wallet share.