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Retailers

The latest news and analysis of U.S. grocery, mass, drug, discount and club retailers, including financial, executive leadership and mergers and acquisitions. 

Retailers

Lidl Opens Small Store at HQ

 By Jon Springer on Mar. 28, 2019

The retailer carved 1,000 square feet from its Arlington, Va., offices to showcase its products and gather lunch traffic.

Retailers

Grocery Outlet Files for Public Stock Offering

By Jon Springer on Mar. 27, 2019

Fast-growing "extreme value" retailer could generate more fuel for growth.

Retailers

U.S. Grocery Store Openings Rose 30% in 2018

By Natalie Taylor on Mar. 27, 2019

Last year saw twice as many store openings than closures, driven by smaller formats and new grocers in Florida.

Retailers

A Look Inside Whole Foods Market Daily Shop

By Greg Lindenberg on Mar. 27, 2019

The grocer has debuted a bodega-like small-format concept.

Retailers

Price Rite Marketplace Rolls Rebrand Into Connecticut

By WGB Staff on Mar. 26, 2019

Changes that debuted in Pennsylvania last year are drawing new customers and traffic at Wakefern's discount banner stores.

Retailers

Will Amazon’s New Store Be Built for Gen Z?

By Phil Lempert on Mar. 25, 2019

Amazon’s next retail concept won't be limited to groceries. You'll see other products such as clothing, health and beauty items, electronics and lots of technology everywhere.

Retailers

Who Wants Fish Sticks?

By Jon Springer on Mar. 25, 2019

Basket Economics: Snapshots and slap shots from a changing Long Island market.

Retailers

IGA Debuts ‘Fresh New Look’ for Exclusive Brands

By WGB Staff on Mar. 22, 2019

The retailer has revamped its private label design to convey quality and better connect with shoppers.

Retailers

Central Co-Op Appoints New CEO

By WGB Staff on Mar. 21, 2019

The Seattle-based grocer has named Catherine Willis Cleveland to lead the company beginning March 25, replacing long-term interim CEO Garland McQueen.

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Stop & Shop, Unions Tangle on Healthcare Costs

By Jon Springer on Mar. 21, 2019

Rising costs and an increased share of nonunion competitors in New England have put the retailer and its union workers at odds.

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