Walmart’s meal kit strategy heats upWalmart is expanding into a growing — and increasingly competitive — segment of the food business. Report: Walmart’s new ‘machine’ inspects produce for spoilageA discount giant is taking steps to improve the quality of its produce as the merchandise travels across the supply chain. Brookshire Grocery expands through acquisition Brookshire Grocery Co. has expanded its footprint in Louisiana. Report: New Whole Foods Market policies could be alienating suppliers Amazon’s recent grocery acquisition is changing its supplier policies — and some local and regional brands are feeling the fallout. Report: Online giant is eyeing Brazilian warehouse Amazon is ready to step up its push into Latin America’s biggest retail market. Report: Amazon to launch delivery service that would compete with UPS, FedEx Amazon’s newest delivery service could take a bite out of UPS’ and FedEx’s business in a big way. Commentary: Amazon wants to control the shopping process end-to-end In a move that will send shivers down the spines of the traditional delivery companies, Amazon has finally decided to try its hand at fulfillment. Rite Aid completes more than half of its store transfers to Walgreens The Rite Aid-Walgreens transition is on track to be completed by spring. Activist investor wants Supervalu to break up, consider sale Supervalu Inc., one of the largest grocery wholesalers and retailers in the U.S., is feeling the heat from Blackwells Capital LLC. Going-out-of-business sales start at Toys ‘R’ Us It’s closing time—almost—for some Toys “R” Us stores. Tapestry beats Street as Coach sales rise The parent company of Coach, Kate Spade and Stuart Weitzman reported better-than-expected income and revenue for its second quarter, fueled by good holiday results and the resurgence of Coach. Quiksilver parent company mourns loss of CEO Efforts to locate the chief executive of Boardriders, who has been lost at sea since Tuesday, have not been successful. First Previous 162 163 164 165 166 Next Last
