Retail Daily

Costco has a strong Q4, Buc-ees is coming to Greenwood, Indiana, and Publix is being sued over a frozen blueberry recall fatality.

Aldi is slashing the price on several items, Yesway opens its first location in Arizona, and a Sam’s Club executive leaks pieces of the retailer’s Thanksgiving dinner.

The opening day of Groceryshop produces a bold prediction about grocery and AI, Casey’s makes another acquisition, and Seattle becomes the first city to ban surveillance pricing. 

Parker's Kitchen is making its Florida debut this October, Beck Suppliers LLC is planning for its future with a new COO, and Arko has a brand-new coffee program.

 A Federal judge rules against some SNAP restrictions, 7-Eleven is tackling football season with several deals, and IGA partners on a Seattle food desert initiative.

Metro could be seeing an end to a historic labor strike, Global Partners has a new home, and Hy-Vee has a new strategy.

7-Eleven’s Brands with Heart showcase returns, Save Mart Companies announces the launch of its curbside pickup program at Northern California stores, and a Hop Shops convenience store pays tribute to Dolly Parton.

Kroger’s CEO seems determined to lower prices. Casey’s General Stores sees the benefits of store remodels. And there is another Publix punch in Northern Kentucky. 

A co-CEO leaves Parker’s Kitchen, Harps Food Stores’ chairman and CEO will retire in January, and chicken wing sales take flight at Casey’s.

Kroger is removing Boar’s Head deli products from some locations, Informa Connect announced the winners of the first-ever Bevvy Awards, and 5 community-run grocery stores open in Newark, N.J.