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Mega Sardines is now officially in the United States. The premium, wild-caught product line debuts stateside in three classic varieties: Sardines ...

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The Kroger Co. recently announced that Colleen Lindholz, president of Kroger Health and a 30-year company veteran, has retired after leading initiatives such as the Food as Medicine strategy and the Nourishing Change movement. Her departure raises questions about how Kroger will sustain the momentum of its health-focused initiatives that have become central to its broader retail offering. Next, we will examine how Lindholz’s retirement and leadership transition at Kroger Health could...

The popular pizza dining chain is closing dining locations as it expands its wholesale production.

Kroger's yield triples Walmart's, but a fatter dividend check at the start can mask a fragile payout years down the road. One of these grocery giants is built to keep raising through recessions, margin squeezes, and shifting consumer habits, and it may not be the one you expect.

A substantial insider activity was disclosed on September 21, as Adcock, Executive Vice President at Kroger (NYSE:KR), reported the exercise of a large sell of company stock options. What Happened: In an insider options

August generates approximately 34% of Promino's year-to-date net revenue as new proprietary Rejuvenate formula reaches expanded U.S. retail distributionBurlington, Ontario--(Newsfile Corp. - September 22, 2026) - Promino Nutritional Sciences Inc. (CSE: MUSL) (OTCID: MUSLF) (FSE: 93X) ("Promino" or the "Company") today reported preliminary, unaudited net revenue of approximately C$198,500 for August 2026. With cost of revenues of approximately C$70,200, positive gross profit margins were...

Adcock exercised nearly 49,000 stock options at $38.32 before liquidating a larger block, capturing the spread between grant and market prices. She retains ~175,000 shares worth $10.51 million.

Consumers are being squeezed by higher gas and food costs, stubborn housing pressures and tighter Fed policy, which can quickly reshape where every paycheck goes. That mix can punish many retailers yet benefit others that help shoppers stretch a dollar. This article walks through three U.S. discount and value-focused retail stocks exposed to those forces, explaining where the pressure may create opportunity and where caution may be warranted. The stocks covered below are a small sample of...

Kroger (NYSE:KR) is facing heightened antitrust scrutiny in Columbus, Ohio over its planned acquisition of regional grocer Giant Eagle. Regulators are focusing on overlapping store footprints in central Ohio, where both chains operate multiple supermarkets in close proximity. People familiar with the review expect regulators to require significant store divestitures in the Columbus area for the deal to proceed. The increased antitrust pressure around the Giant Eagle deal is only one factor...

Kroger has delivered a strong multi year return, yet with the stock around US$60 today and fresh headlines about pricing, private labels and store investment, the live question is whether that share price still lines up with the earnings behind it. Over the past 5 years the stock has gained 67.3%, which puts extra weight on whether the current earnings profile can carry that kind of value creation from here. Recent moves to pull brands like Red Bull while pushing more own label products,...

Walmart Inc. (NASDAQ:WMT)’s shares closed higher between September 11th and September 14th. On the 11th, before market open, grocery firm The Kroger Co. (NYSE:KR) had reported its second quarter earnings, following which the stock closed 2.7% higher. Cramer has discussed Walmart Inc. (NASDAQ:WMT) several times over the past couple of months. In particular, the CNBC […]

The grocery chain pulled Red Bull products as of Aug. 31 and has reallocated shelf space to competing energy drink brands

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Kroger (KR) has cut its 2026 same-store sales outlook and kept its 2026 profit outlook. If you own the stock, the easy comfort is that earnings held. The risk sits inside that comfort. The cost savings holding up profit are the same savings management plans to spend on lower shelf prices, and the stock is down 15% over the past six months.

Kroger sold the last of its Red Bull products by the end of August, the grocery chain confirmed to the USA TODAY Network.

The chain has also dropped a key deli brand. The reason may surprise customers.

Kroger has pulled Red Bull from all stores nationwide as the retailer pushes back against supplier price hikes.

Costco built a third of its business on this. Kroger’s problem is shoppers like me.