Grocery stores are investing more and more in tech (but not VR, thankfully).

Once $39B and now ~$12B, Instacart’s valuation is all over the place.

Costco’s popular chickens have stayed fixed at $4.99 for more than a decade — even in the face of raging inflation. But it’s come at a cost.

You know it’s not perfect if they’re making comedy sketches about it.

Jamie and Jilea Hemmings’ automated grocery store, Nourish + Bloom Market, is stocked with healthy products. And it has 2 delivery bots.

When “Supermarket Sweep” debuted in the ‘60s, you could win the Big Sweep with $300. Today, it’s over $2k of wagyu steaks and fancy honey.

Instacart’s ad business is projected to be $1B in 2022. This may put it in competition with its grocery partners.

A number of tech companies -- Grabango, Amazon Fresh, WalkOut, Main Street Market -- are rolling out some form of self-checkout technology for grocery stores.

Beyond Meat is a leader in fake meat. But it's losing share to Impossible Food while other players (grocers, meat producers) are getting involved.

Online grocery ordering exploded last year. Now, companies are building warehouses designed for home delivery.

Instacart has had a huge 2020 and is now valued at $17.7B. Some retailers are wondering if what Instacart offers is worth the price, though.

Robomart shows that the next iteration in delivery is… store-hailing.

We just want something fun to eat.

We’re talking millions of pounds of unpicked produce, and oceans of milk.

A year after Amazon acquired Whole Foods, it is now becoming clear just how helpful that deal was to the entire online food retail business, mainly Amazon’s biggest competitors.

Campbell’s CEO abruptly announced her immediate retirement on Friday, bringing the total women CEOs at Fortune 500 companies down to just 23.