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The latest sustainability effort by the Canadian retail giant will enable long-haul trips with zero carbon emissions.

The grocer operates about 200 stores as Save Mart, Lucky and FoodMaxx in California and Nevada.

Coors Field in Denver is the first sports venue to use Amazon One technology for age-verified alcohol sales.

Outdoor summer products have appeared in shopping baskets for weeks, and data shows Memorial Day celebration plans have increased over last year.

The convenience store chain will sell a variety of low-priced wines under the Sunshine Bliss and Fine Wines labels.

The existing eight GreenWise Market stores will be converted into traditional Publix stores.

Uber says the new service will help groups order groceries and automatically split the bill.

In the first quarter of its 2024 fiscal year, Walmart's revenue was $152.3 billion, up 7.6%.

The Loblaw-owned retailer’s store in Milton, Ontario, will sell appliances in a shop-in-shop model.

The digital kiosks provided by Freeosk represent an in-store retail media activation that lets shoppers try new products.

Sales rose slowly as consumers face inflated prices and other economic hurdles.

Two of the companies are looking to transform their value chains, implementing enterprise-wide, supply chain-focused efforts. Meanwhile, SpartanNash is expanding on its robot success story.