The Latest Breaking News from Kroger

A recent survey shows millennials are shopping differently than Gen X and Boomer customers

The Washington state Supreme Court has swept aside the last legal obstacle to a $4 billion dividend by Albertson to its shareholders ahead of a controversial proposed merger with rival Kroger.

Recessionary fears continue to weigh on investors’ sentiment as inflation is still soaring high, and the Fed is likely to continue with its aggressive interest rate hikes. With prospects of a mild recession next year, it could be wise to invest in fundamentally strong stocks Comcast Corp. (CMCSA) and Albertsons…

Jalen Green, Eric Gordon, Tari Eason, Boban Marjanović, Jae’Sean Tate, and Kevin Porter Jr. are among #Rockets players giving back with community events this holiday season.

Walmart, Target, and Kroger offering families holiday meal deals to help shoppers battered by crippling grocery costs. But the deals won't last long.

The Fed’s indication to keep raising interest rates through next year has retrieved recessionary fears among investors. However, dividend stocks could be a cushion amid such uncertainty by helping investors ensure a steady income stream. Hence, fundamentally strong dividend-paying stocks BHP Group (BHP), Albertsons Companies (ACI), and Global Partners LP…

The kiosks promised to make life easier for shoppers and stores. Instead, they’ve done the opposite

While the Fed announced the much-anticipated 50-bps rate hike, its hawkish tone on the course of the rate hikes has crushed investors’ optimism. Moreover, given the recessionary fears, fundamentally solid stocks PepsiCo (PEP), Humana (HUM), and Kroger (KR) might be safe buy-and-hold options. Read more.

November’s less-than-expected price rise and better-than-expected job growth should support consumer spending this holiday season. Moreover, as consumers continue to show resilience, fundamentally strong stocks, Walmart (WMT), Kroger (KR), and Tapestry (TPR) seem poised to soar this holiday. Moreover, these companies have a history of paying stable dividends. Read more.