Supermarkets

Nearly half of Japan’s listed companies are tied to a founding family, many of which no longer have enough equity to guarantee control

Both companies have said they have absorbed rising supplier costs and offered discounts to ease pressure on customers

The surge comes amid higher third-quarter net profit and its recent expansion moves

They will also have their security deposits refunded, and have been asked to provide estimated reinstatement amounts, with waivers subject to assessment

Transactions are up sharply even as the average ticket size dips, suggesting consumers are crossing the Causeway more often and buying more frequently

It has a three-pillar strategy built on low-carbon operations, waste reduction and supplier enablement

Tenants at the food-focused mall say they were blindsided by the news, with some having up to two years left on their leases

AUSTRALIA’S Woolworths Group reported a 19 per cent drop in its full-year underlying profit on Wednesday, as lower spending by customers grappling with higher cost of living impacted its Australian Fo...

Supermarket operators have posted healthy sales in recent quarters as cash-strapped consumers prioritise groceries and essential goods while trimming discretionary purchases