By Sara Ruberg Members of Congress are raising the alarm about new technology at supermarkets: They say Kroger and other major grocery stores are implementing digital price tags that could allow ...

Democratic congresswoman Rashida Tlaib recently sent a letter to Kroger over the grocery giant’s purported plan to introduce digital price tags that could be changed in an instant to raise or ...

On Monday, Kroger Co (KR) stock saw a decline, ending the day at $59.6 which represents a decrease of $-0.31 or -0.52% from the prior close of $59.91. The stock opened at $59.94 and touched a low of ...

Kroger, the largest supermarket chain in the U.S., is facing criticism from Democrats over its current integration and potential future use of new technologies, including digital price tags and ...

Kroger EVP and CIO Chris Hjelm is retiring, and Yael Cosset, the company’s Chief Digital Officer (CDO), will step into the role… Kroger CFO J. Michael Schlotman will retire from his role effective ...

Competition, pricing and the fate of Albertsons were key points of contention in the three court battles that unfolded over a nearly two-month period.

Rep. Rashida Tlaib (D-MI), a progressive “Squad” member, accused grocery giant Kroger of plotting to use new technology in a price surge scheme. Lawmakers have been sounding the alarm on ...

"ESLs or digital price tags may result in Kroger deploying dynamic pricing for goods, increasing the price of essential goods on shelves based on real time conditions and inventory and creating ...

This merger gives Kroger the chance to remain competitive against Walmart, the largest U.S. grocer, that holds a dominant 29% market share. Even after merging, Kroger will only be the fourth in ...

Any test of electronic shelf tags is designed to lower prices ... that your personal information is safe with Kroger – data protection is a key component to growing our business.

While the trio of court battles over the proposed merger between Kroger and Albertsons have concluded, uncertainty about how judges will rule in the cases remains top of mind for the grocery industry.