Competitive Watch

The growth is accelerated by a 1,200-store partnership with Albertsons Cos.

The expansion comes as the retailer forms an operational partnership with Feeding America.

Robomart debuted its store-hailing platform in West Hollywood.

Ampex Brands plans to expand Au Bon Pain's footprint as the bakery café category rebounds.

The deal accelerates the retailer's expansion in Kentucky and positions it to support the state's bourbon industry.

RideOS builds cutting-edge proprietary technology for advanced routing, on-demand dispatch and fleet optimization.

C-store customers are shifting to online grocery sites and delivery services amidst pandemic.

Drizly's marketplace will be integrated with the Uber Eats app, while also maintaining a separate mobile presence.

The category features hundreds of healthier food and snack options, as well as home, bath and body products.

The saliva-based test has been authorized for emergency use by the FDA.

The retailer plans to open 1,050 stores and remodel 1,750 locations.

The next-gen store features a modern look, drive-thru and Dunkin's innovative eight-tap system of signature cold beverages.

Lula uses carbon-neutral transportation methods to deliver products at a weekly, monthly or yearly rate.

The alcoholic beverage specialty retailer will accelerate goPuff's entrance into California.

C-store prepared food buyers say they can find better quality elsewhere.

Funding will accelerate the digital retailer's reach into new markets, product offers and talent investment.

The contactless technology, Amazon One, uses a customer's unique palm signature.

As part of the $8.8-billion deal, Walmart will retain an equity investment in Asda.

Remaining operators continue to struggle and do not expect to see improvement over the next six months.

Seasonal beverages, baked items and snacks return to the menu Aug. 19.

The DashMart platform is available in eight cities, with plans to expand.

Quick-service restaurants are the primary locations for drive-thru transactions.

The one-stop shops allow doctors, nurses and hospital staff to purchase food and other necessities on the way home.

Quick-service restaurants, though, drove gains in digital and delivery orders.