Consumers are wising up to 'greedflation' as food companies keep prices high

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A majority of consumers say that food companies are using inflation as a cover to raise prices, a survey from Attest says.

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Amazon could buy 100s of grocery stores being divested by Kroger and Albertsons, according to a top research firm

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Amazon CEO Andy Jassy

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Amazon-owned Whole Foods is laying off hundreds of corporate employees and axing some regional offices

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Whole Foods is laying off hundreds of corporate employees, according to a memo sent to the company on Thursday.

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Workers returning to offices could mean more trouble for Instacart and other grocery delivery services

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Grocery delivery companies like Instacart are increasingly catering to upper-income workers who can do their jobs from home, a survey from Morning Consult shows.

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Cheerwine, Vernors Ginger Ale and 10 other regional soda brands with cult followings

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A bottle of Moxie soda.

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Walmart is cheaper than Dollar General for groceries

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Boxed bankruptcy could be blamed on Silicon Valley Bank's collapse, but its problems extend far beyond the bank run

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Boxed CEO and co-founder Chieh Huang started the company a decade ago. Now, it's filing for bankruptcy and shutting down its retail operations.

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The inside story of hot startup Deel's grow-at-all-costs culture

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$100K apparently isn't that much, pals. I'm Diamond Naga Siu, and I'm definitely feeling a financial strain in San Diego.

A new study found that if you make $100,000 in NYC, it only "feels like" $36,000. Meanwhile, the same study found that San Diegans need to make even more than New Yorkers to live comfortably. Imagine moving to New York to save some money. Wild.

A New York grocery store is using biometrics including eye scanners and voice prints to identify repeat shoplifters. Some shoppers say that's creepy — even if it deters theft.

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New York City grocer Fairway is using facial recognition technology at a Manhattan store in a move to catch shoplifters.

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Kellogg is giving its Pringles and Cheez-It business a new name with classical Latin twist. It's the latest company name to incorporate the 'dead' language.

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Pringles chips are among the snacks that will be managed by Kellanova, one of the companies being formed by the breakup of Kellogg.

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