Economist Diane Osgood explains how appealing to shoppers' values—even in the age of high prices and tariffs—can make a difference.

Rather than dwell on the collapse of their planned consolidation, Kroger and Albertsons have redirected their attention inward, reassessing operations and sharpening competitive edges. Kroger, long ...

For Albertsons, retail media has played a major role in alleviating these pain points. According to Barrett, the grocer wants value-seeking, time-strapped consumers to be able to shop its stores and ...

The company has brought on a new CFO and broadened its private label offerings since the deal collapsed in December.