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 ...
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Giant Eagle, a major competitor to Kroger, has slashed prices on over 200 grocery items as part of a $25 million initiative ...
Kroger shoppers are delighted after the grocery giant announced its first ever 'mega-sale.' Starting today (October 1), the ...
The three-week trial in Portland, Ore., featured 30-plus witnesses arguing how the U.S. grocery market should be defined ...
Kroger and Albertsons say they face more competition from Walmart, Costco and Amazon than each other. State AG worries about lack of choice in rural Colorado if merger proceeds.
The parent company of Fry's Food Stores in the Valley seized its final opportunity Sept. 27 to make its case to a federal ...
Groceries are less expensive than eating out, but inflation has made even grocery shopping feel financially stressful for ...
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