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Uber Eats to begin delivering Hy-Vee orders

Shoppers using Uber Eats at Hy-Vee will also receive 50% off their first order (up to $40) of $50 or more.

Technology

Retail leaders heading to Dallas for inaugural RetailTEC event

The conference will help grocery and convenience-store leaders better understand the challenges and solutions in the often-confusing world of retail technology.

Brick Meets Click/Mercatus: But mass retailers saw an e-commerce surge during the month, though order frequency was down across all categories.

The announcement comes less than a week after Amazon released its Q2 earnings report, where Amazon CEO Andy Jassy explained that the expansion of the company’s delivery network will help grow its grocery businesses.  

The retailer on Wednesday announced the nationwide rollout of Drive Up with Starbucks, which lets shoppers add beverages and food to pickup orders—without leaving their cars.

The e-commerce giant grew its market share during the Prime Day sale, capturing roughly two-fifths (42%) of consumer spending, making it the biggest Prime Day in the company’s history, according to a new Numerator report.

The Summit Seeker Program rewards delivery personnel for their service, no matter how frequently they work.

New Ocado-automated spoke facility opens in Kentucky, and the Kroger Health Savings Club relaunches with more Rx savings.

Vine & Cellar wines, selected by the retailer’s Master of Wine, are sold only online in California and run up to over $1,000 a bottle.

Majority of digitally departing customers go back to in-store-only, but retailers have a big opportunity to make them omnichannel again, SymphonyAI Retail CPG research shows.

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