Renowned NYC chef leads a lineup of timely and impactful sessions designed around business growth insights and cultural ...

DoorDash and Dollar Tree announced a partnership that will make Dollar Tree products available for on-demand delivery through ...

Dollar Tree reported stronger first-quarter earnings and sales growth Thursday, driven by higher customer spending and ...

Bill Wilson is the senior editor at Supermarket News, covering all things grocery and retail. He has been a journalist in the B2B industry for 25 years. He has received two Robert F. Boger awards for ...

Publix has signed a lease for its next Kentucky location on the corner of Nicholasville Road and Brannon Road in Nicholasville, according to multiple reports. The Lakeland, Fla.-based grocer will open ...

A customer accused Target of false advertising regarding certain snack products in a lawsuit filed in a New York federal court earlier this month. Shopper Victor Sierra alleges the Minneapolis-based ...

Whole Foods Market continues to be the national standard-bearer for consumers seeking natural, organic and specialty products. Although the retailer’s strategies continue to evolve under the ownership ...

Costco does not plan to give customers any tariff refund when the warehouse retailer receives what it is owed from the tax following a Supreme Court ruling. The company made its intention clear in a ...

About a week after Global Vice President of the Kroger Capability Center Jamie Lancaster announced his departure, the ...

CVS Health is suing the Tennessee state legislature after Gov. Bill Lee signed the Fair Rx Act into law, according to ...

Target announced last week that Jeff England will become the company’s executive vice president and chief global supply chain and logistics officer on May 31 possibly signaling a major shift in the ...

The Price Check Challenge features Supermarket News Senior Editor Bill Wilson pricing products in grocery stores and asking the viewer if the price is higher or lower than the one that is given. Think ...